> As for the Iso-csg libraries, I've heard of them, but never looked at them.  At
> the moment, I'm more interested in doing it myself.
>
> Regards,
> A.D.B.

Yes, best way to learn things is to do it yourself. But I think that is no
reason to neglect the masters. You can even learn a lot from their codes. If you
really have combined your bricks in one isosurface than your are very close to
Chris doing I think. And to take a look at what others are (or were) doing (in
this case) cannot be wrong. I learned a lot from Chris. Look at my Rose Garden
Tunnel (especially at the bottom) I posted some months ago to the p.b.s-f.

Best regards,
Michael

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