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On Thu, 7 Sep 2000 23:47:27 +0200, Rune wrote...
> Wow, very nice!
I don't know about very, but I thought it was fairly intriguing.
Oh, and the reason it's so small is that I cranked up the media settings
to smooth out the media, and wanted it to render some time this month
<grin>
> And I can indeed see a glow!
I meant no MP+ glows :P
Just in case anyone is remotely interested, the quick way I figured out
for building a regular tetrahedral pyramid of spheres was just to place a
sphere at half of the vertices of a cube, evenly spaced
I.e. <-1,-1,-1> <1,-1,1> <-1,1,1> <1,1,-1> For a 2 unit cube centred
on the origin, then you just scale up the spheres until the two a y=-1
just touch. In this case, scale them to ((sqrt(8))/2)
Did that make any sense?
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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