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Slime wrote:
>>> isosurface { function { 2*sqrt(x*x+z*z)+y-1 }
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>> Mathematically the max gradient is 2.
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> At (1,0,0), the gradient is (2,1,0) with a magnitude of sqrt(5) or about
> 2.236.
Damn I wish I knew what the hell you're talking about :) "gradient" to me is
a setting that has to be big enough for isosurfaces to work. I have no idea
what it really means...
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