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Chris Jeppesen <chr### [at] digiquill com> writes:
> What I was thinking is a "texture intersection." Imagine a cylinder and
> a box overlapping in space. Only show the cylinder, but color it white
> on points outside the box, and red inside.
Yeah. One can just have two parts of the cylinder. See? Give the intersection
of the cylinder and the box a red texture, and give a white one to the other
object, which would be the difference between the cylinder and the box.
Roland.
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