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On 08/13/2013 02:28 AM, Anthony D. Baye wrote:
> If anyone has suggestions, I'd welcome them.
>
> Regards,
> A.D.B.
>
>
Doing it the sphere-cut-in-half-rinse-repeat method is obviously not
going to work as has been discussed.
I have implemented another way to produce a similar result.
Define evenly distributed points on the sphere (you'll need quite a few
points (I have one running now with 5M points(*)))
Create a random plane to cut the sphere in half, every point inside the
plane gets lowered, all other points get raised.
Repeat the plane thingy until you get something you like.
(*) Povray seems to have a problem with very large arrays. I can go as
high as 800K nodes, after that the last position in the array seems to
get corrupted.
So, for the > 800K version I have created an external program.
I'll post an example image in pbi
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Cheers
Ger
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