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[GDS|Entropy] <gdsHYPHENentropyAThotmaolDOTcom> wrote:
> Do you have any idea how to unite the single iso method with the multiple
> one I have? Thats what has me stuck, nit sure how to do that at all.
I guess you mean this:
// Single Rock.
// #local RockPosition = <0, 0, 0>;
// IsoRock(RockPosition, 4)
?
That's a single invocation of the macro.
The DistributeRocks macro just does a nested loop 'Extent' times, to make the
grid of single rocks.
Just comment out the #while J and its #end, and pop a #declare J=0; in there
instead. Then you'll get a horizontal line at z=0;
Change 'Extent' to a lower number to get fewer rocks.
I'd say this would benefit from TOK's isosurface estimator macros, or maybe
reworking it into a parametric-style set of equations that would generate a
union of smooth triangles or an actual mesh{} object from the resulting points.
THAT ought to be lightning fast in comparison - especially if you intend on
making a LOT of rocks, like a gravel driveway or something :)
I will think on it a bit.
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