Nancy,
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, nancy collins wrote:
sorry if i've been missing the point.
Absolutely no need to apologize; you're doing ME the favor! :-)
can you explain to me if this is the
approximation you are talking about? take N identical 2D sheets
of quads, and stack them into a 3D
A picture is really worth a thousand words!
Tom
Speaking of that, does anyone know if this mailserver would block
attachments? A picture (like a jpg or something) probably would go a long
way right about now.
I think I know what you described, but I think that's exactly what Nancy
described to
Yes! Nancy, great! Now I think I can describe my question simply. Take
the image generate by the script below... I'm looking at it right now.
See all of the connections and points which are necessary to describe the
circles? What I want to know is if the connections, i.e. the linear
paths
This discussion is becoming painful. What we have here is a failure to
communicate.
Nancy is talking about a transform of coordinates that would, for
example, take a 2D rectangle and wrap it around a cylinder (form the
outside surface of a coffee can perhaps). This is a surface to surface
