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I've never really used lathe objects all that much, and am getting a bit
confused...
I've created the lathe as shown below, and as I always thought lathes were
"solid" I was surprised that I could look down the middle of it.
I realise (I think) that I could add a point at <0,0> and <0, 56>, but then
cutting a hole in the side would still reveal the hollow nature of the
shape...
Have I missed something obvious? If I've got it wrong (surely not ;) then
how can I create a solid shape? Would I need to double back with the
spline-points outlining the shape?
lathe{linear_spline 8
<25.0, 56.0>,
<24.0, 55.8>,
<24.0, 31.5>,
<23.0, 31.5>,
<23.0, 24.0>,
<16.0, 17.0>,
<16.0, 0.2>,
<17.0, 0.0>
pigment{color rgb 0.5}
}
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