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Hello.
I'm having problems with the sor object. I want it filled, not hollowed.
Sometimes it works and some times it doesn't work at all. Can someone
please tell me the correct way to close a sor, so it works correctly
with csg?
I haven't found any useful information in the manual on this topic, so
please don't just tell me RTFM.
This sor is for example _not_ closed and I can see that it's hollowed
when I use it with csg
sor {
7,
<0,0>
<0.01,0.01>
<.6,1>
<.9,2>
<1,3>
<0,6>
sturm
translate <0,-2,0>
rotate -z*90
}
but this one is closed and workes fine with csg:
sor {
12,
<0,-.001>
<4.5,0>
<4.5,.5>
<1.5,.6>
<1,1.1>
<0.5,2>
<0.5,5>
<1,7>
<4.5,11>
<5.5,15>
<4,19>
<0,19.01>
}
/Ulf Carlsson
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Ulf Carlsson wrote:
>
> Hello.
> I'm having problems with the sor object. I want it filled, not hollowed.
> Sometimes it works and some times it doesn't work at all. Can someone
> please tell me the correct way to close a sor, so it works correctly
> with csg?
Just by glancing at your code, I'm not sure why it doesn't work. However, you
could use a lathe object instead. Note that render time will likely be
increased, however.
-Nathan
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