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Gena Obukhov wrote:
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> John VanSickle wrote:
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> > In any event, subdivision surfaces are not intended for smoothing
> > the edges of polyhedrons, but rather are for designing organic
> shapes.
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> Is it possible to use your algorithm for making smooth transition
> from trunk to branch, from branch to twigs in mesh trees saved
> from POV-Tree? I think the most difficult part is to find
> intersections because for example branches and trunk are separate
> meshes.
The macros take a hull that has already been designed, and refines it
by replacing each face with a set of smaller faces. The edges are
divided and the orginal points are moved slightly as well. When this
is repeated a few times, the result is a curved surface. With the
right hull, you can make almost anything.
For a tree macro, the macros should be fed a rough hull of the tree
(which is fairly easy to build); the marso would then make a smooth
tree.
Regards,
John
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