>
> This is great, please keep sharing. This looks potentially like the
> beginnings for what a proper material object (see TODO) might end up
> requiring/using for the typein interface.
>
Which TODO do you mean?
> Some feedback, you should use bu_fgets for portability. You're also also
> not using the right format specifier, even though it seems to work (man
> printf). Fastf_t is a floating point type so it should be something like
> %.2lf instead of lld which is for long long integers.
>
Noted, thank you!
> What are your next steps with that code?
>
First of all make the thing work as is. Then probably print the list to
check it's storing all the points correctly.
>From there on I'm not really sure. I'll probably leave it as is until we
know exactly how we're gonna work with these values.
I'd like to make a little function that, having only axis vectors (since
it's what we agreed to start off with), returns density values at any given
point. We can then call this function from rtweight and see if simple
examples like the box actually return the expected results.
Would love to get some more goal suggestions from you if you have.
Yep, looks like the right direction.
>
Glad to hear that.
Cheers!
Mario.
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