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> In the rendered plot, we can see through the object and see multiple surfaces.
> Can we make the iosurface into a solid object? I mean can we plot the out most
> surface only?
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As Alain says, unless you make the object transparent in some way, you are
seeing only the outer surface. The statement
pigment{Red}
uses a simple solid red colour.
If you are asking to get rid of the central 'disk' which comes from a negative
value for r in the polar plot, you can use
function { pow(x*x+y*y+z*z,3/2)-(3*x*x-y*y-z*z)}
in the isosurface block. This renders slightly quicker.
Thanks,
JimT
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