On 09/10/2016 06:45 AM, clipka wrote:
> Am 10.09.2016 um 00:12 schrieb William F Pokorny:
>> Notice & image for those following here. Violet spheres mark the center
>> of the inward pulling black holes. Orange marks the inverse, outward
>> pushing black holes. One orange is below the plane in the lowest center
>> case.
>
> It is quite obvious that your contributions are currently focused on
> isosurfaces; but since warps are pattern features, which are first and
> foremost texture tools, maybe an illustration of the new warps' effect
> on textures would also be of interest ;)
>
>> Original github checks clean, but fail after manually bumping up the
>> version numbers in the branch. Unsure why.
>
> It conflicts with changes made to the master branch after you branched
> off (the version numbers, evidently).
>
>
> I must confess that version number handling is something that seriously
> bothers me, with a good solution still waiting to be found.
>

Attached is the same sequence of warps applied to a checker pattern on a 
plane. No doubt I am interested in isosurfaces, but I also find it 
easier to understand what a 3D pattern is really doing by creating 
various shapes from the pattern.

As for version number handling I too am finding it awkward. I found 
github wouldn't let me create a second fork for the base uberpov. I did 
it the recommended way as another branch under my current fork. Because 
the two git commit hook scripts are different I symbolically linked the 
commit script into my repository, but the execute bits need to be 
twiddled with on switching branches if I want it to run. Of course once 
a branch has different version numbers these collide with the master 
branch numbers on pull / merge. If you find - or figure out - a cleaner 
method, please let us know.

Bill P.

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