On 12/11/24 09:49, Bald Eagle wrote:
> That's definitely pretty cool - more explanation on what that's about, and show
> the other two?

Attached an image of four isosurfaces occupying the same bounded space. 
Using one polygon object, but with four different potential pattern 
settings wrapped in four functions for the isosurfaces.

I used a 'bounded_by' to create an overly large bounding box and, on 
rendering, the flag -ur so it wasn't ignored.

The white frame is what the 'ip_type 3' bounding frame looks like. (I 
had a bug in this code I didn't see just looking at it as a pigment on a 
plane. Now fixed.)

The yellow-brown shape is the 'ip_type 6' potential value field of the 
polygon itself.

The blue-grey rods the 'ip_type 4' spheres for polygon points scaled big 
in z so as to clip on the isosurfaces bounding box.

The yellow lines the 'ip_type 5' connected point to point value field 
scaled slightly larger in z so the smaller ip_offset protrudes enough to 
just show up.

Bill P.

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