Chris Huff wrote:

> 
> Ok, I understand what you are doing, but I still don't understand the 
> problem you are having...why not just put the camera in the room,

Thanks, you give a a good idea. I thought I couldn't place the camera in 
the room, because I couldn't see all reflectionpoints then, but I can 
make a 360 degree image.
A new problem arises with that, when I was experimenting a bit with 360 
degree cameras, it seems that only fisheye gives me 360. 
Ultra_wide_angle gives only 180,
althought I set angle to 360.

> or 
> make one or more walls transparent? Or are you having problems making 
> the room itself? Is your problem with the primitives you are using, like 
> CSG or a triangle mesh?

The biggest problem is now the CSG of the planes. I don't know how to 
determine when to use invert and when not. Just checking whether D (in 
<A,B,C>,D) is negative doesn't work, like it would do for a perfect box, 
with 0,0,0 in it's center.
Perhaps I should use a completly different method  to create the box, 
but I don't know how, because just giving to points like in box{ can't 
give me the possibillity to place walls rotated.
Any ideas?

Remco Poelstra

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