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On Mon, 19 Jul 1999 10:30 PM, Remco de Korte <mailto:rem### [at] xs4all nl>
wrote:
>Martin Crisp wrote:
>>
>I don't know if this works, but it's worth a try:
>you mention intersection two plains, did you try intersection the
heightfield
>with its negative? If you translate the negative up a bit I think what is
left
>is a cut out of the peaks. Translate this up a little bit to make it stick
out
>of the original heightfield and do some funny stuff with media.
No. In fact if I'd thought about it a bit more, the intersection between
two planes and the existing mesh is (almost) exactly what I need (DOH!!).
(Reading the manual isn't the problem, thinking laterally enough is...).
>What I would probably do is whack a blob on each peak (you already have
the
>math
>for that).
Only indirectly... (visions of finding local maxima above a threshold value
<shudder>)
>Good luck,
Luck is not a factor :-)
Thanks
Have Fun
Martin
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