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  Re: Isosurface, or perhaps log() help  
From: Christopher James Huff
Date: 24 Oct 2003 18:59:00
Message: <cjameshuff-00B2E3.18565224102003@netplex.aussie.org>
In article <3F9### [at] informatikuni-freiburgde>,
 Mark Weyer <wey### [at] informatikuni-freiburgde> wrote:

> The log function is here used in a range containing zero. The derivative
> of log at zero is infinite, so the gradient is unbounded and no max_gradient
> can suffice.

Right, but it reaches infinity at a line along the y axis, and the 
surface quickly moves outside the container object. A high enough 
max_gradient should get rid of most of the artifacts that show up. For 
this isosurface, max_gradient 12 almost completely eliminated the 
problems.

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Christopher James Huff <cja### [at] earthlinknet>
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