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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	It makes perfect sense. And. It is a huge slap in the face of script babies worldwide who advertise the "marching cubes algorithm" for meta objects of all sorts. Marching cubes = divide the space in cubes, and find the intersection of a volume, expressed by a function, with each cube. In OpenGL, there are so-called "evaluators" for curves, which make for much smoother curves than the vertex based ones. And simply all sorts of computations (normals are generated automatically). And allow for more better organic stuff. And can be compressed -a lot-. Have to benchmark this, I think my OGL teacher will die of a heart attack when I show him what I can do when I put my hands in the dirt. Loading...
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