Am 19.12.2024 um 17:00 schrieb kurtz le pirate:
> On 17/12/2024 12:16, Bald Eagle wrote:
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>> Have you simply tried adding "open" to your isosurface block, so you 
>> don't see
>> the containing sphere?
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> I also tried it. It fixes the problem.
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> I've never seen/used this option, which is still not very clear to me :(
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As I understand it, all points below the threshold value of the 
isosurface are considered as inside the surface and all above as 
outside. All points on the surface of the containing box or sphere of an 
isosurface considered as part of the interior of the isosurface are 
closed. The open keyword removes this coating.

This explains the behavior here. But I my be wrong again.

Best regards
Michael

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