Thorsten Froehlich <tho### [at] trfde> wrote:
: Well, be aware that scaling or rotating an isosurface object does work on
: its container only, not the isosurface function (because its easier to
: implement).  So you just have to put the transformations in the isosurface
: block, not the contained_by block.

  This makes no sense, and it doesn't work that way, I just tested.
  If you scale (for example non-uniformly) an isosurface, the whole object
is scaled, not the container object only. That is, if you scale non-uniformly,
the isosurface gets squeezed as well, not the container only. As it should,
as it's logical.

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