Drawing applications usually have an option to change the type of view.
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From: Edward Pataky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: January 1, 2005 7:00:21 PM CST
Subject: Fwd: cross sections
Does anyone have experience with cross sections? I tried using an orthographic view and making the far parameter only a little bit farther than the near parameter ... so that the view is looking at only a slice ... to make the cross section ... but it seems java3d only renders object when the entire boundaries are in view ... what am I doing wrong? any ideas?
Ed
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