DungBeatle wrote:
> Very cool!

Thanks!

> Tell me about the library? Is this the one?
> 
> http://math.lbl.gov/voro++/

Yep, that's the one. The examples are easy to follow, and the library 
should run with any C++ compiler since there are no dependencies apart 
from the usual gang of includes.

I changed/added a few functions to extend its usefulness, such as 
putting spaces between cells, object declarations for POV-Ray files, obj 
output and volume culling. If I were a better programmer, I could make a 
complete 3D editor based on this library, with Surface Evolver output. 
But I'm not :/ I could probably get basic SE output now, but not with 
the kind of structure I want. To do what I want requires careful 
handling of vertices, edges, faces and bodies. Not an easy undertaking!

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