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"Chris Huff" <chr### [at] mac com> wrote in message
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> In article <3aad1a13@news.povray.org>, "Bill DeWitt"
> <bde### [at] cfl rr com> wrote:
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> > But is it a fractal isosurface or a fractal shader? Seems like a
> > shader to me, not knowing anything about shaders.
>
> It's a fractal isosurface using a fractal shader as a function. It's no
> more a shader than an isosurface that uses a pigment function is a
> pigment. The object is an isosurface, defined as all points where a
> function is equal to a threshold value...the way the function is
> generated doesn't matter.
Right. I got that, thanks.
But I am still hoping that someone will make a fractal or pseudo-fractal
isosurface... as well as a good isosurface tree.
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