> > I want to make a 'glass Mandelbrot mountain' on the glass sphere about
the
> > same height as the radius of the sphere. What would be the easiest way
to
> do
> > it. I've never used ISO surfaces so I'm not quite sure how to do it with
> ISO
> > Surfaces. It wouldn't be just adding the Mandelbrot co-ords to that of a
> > sphere. It has to be radial co-ordinates - I think.
>

Why does it seem that normals don't really have any height. Is it possible
to map a height-field onto a sphere in any way?

> I love julias - used one for the logo on kitty5.com - although i must
admit
> i cheated and used kpt for that
>
> very nice :)

Thanks.

Nekar

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