> > (clear-colour (vector 0 0 0)) > (clear) > (with-primitive > (build-polygons 8 'polygon) > (pdata-set! "p" 0 (vector 0 0 0)) > (pdata-set! "p" 1 (vector 0 -1 0)) > (pdata-set! "p" 2 (vector 1 -1 0)) > (pdata-set! "p" 3 (vector 1 1 0)) > (pdata-set! "p" 4 (vector 0 1 0)) > (pdata-set! "p" 5 (vector 0 2 0)) > (pdata-set! "p" 6 (vector -1 2 0)) > (pdata-set! "p" 7 (vector -1 0 0)) > (recalc-normals 1) > (hint-wire) > (wire-colour 0) > (line-width 3) > (colour (vector 1 0 0))) > ) > > If I can reply to myself for a moment; it turns out that the wire from index 4 to 5 glitches here (for me), ending up on the back-face of the shape some of the time, depending on the viewing angle. I thought that might be due to it being a concave corner that's not at index 0, but the "L" also had one of those and doesn't glitch in that way. To me that defeats the purpose of doing this so unless some new idea pops up I'm abandoning this technique and sticking to ribbons.
Yours, Kas.
