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Ken Cecka wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I've been making progress w/ isosurfaces, but am finding myself totally
> befuddled when it comes to combining multiple functions. Here's a simple
> (albeit useless) example which I would expect to work (but doesn't):
> [...]
Although your sample seems not very efficient, it should work quite ok,
just use:
method 1
or
eval
or
max_gradient 20
as additional parameter in the isosurface.
By default megapov uses method 2 for predeclared functions and default
max_gradient is 1 while 'eval' reveals max_gradient above 13 for your
function. For a simple geometric shape like yours 'method 1' is better
anyway.
Christoph
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