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bui### [at] NOSPAMyahoo com news:4089ff02@news.povray.org
> Found it, something about max_trace... sorry I jumped too quickly to
> asking the newsgroup this time but hopefully someone else having that
> problem will read this note and know its max_trace too :)
isosurface {
function { FUNCTION_ITEMS }
[...]
[max_trace INTEGER] | [all_intersections]
}
max_trace Isosurfaces can be used in CSG shapes since they are solid finite
objects - if not finite by themselves, they are through the cross section
with the container.
By default POV-Ray searches only for the first surface which the ray
intersects. But when using an isosurface in CSG operations, the other
surfaces must also be found. Therefore, the keyword max_trace must be added
to the isosurface statement. It must be followed by an integer value. To
check for all surfaces, use the keyword all_intersections instead.
With all_intersections POV-Ray keeps looking until all surfaces are found.
With a max_trace it only checks until that number is reached.
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