Alan Hewat wrote:

>Bob Hanson said:
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>
>>You can slab and depth ATOMS in any number of directions based on miller
>>planes or any other sort of plane you can imagine.
>>http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/gold.spt
>>    
>>
>
>Ahh, I see. You define a set of planes and then do something like:
>"select within(999,plane,$plane1) and within(999,plane,$plane2) and
>within(-999,plane,$plane3) and within(-999,plane,$plane4)"
>So it's not the slab/depth commands. OK, I'll experiment with that.
>But slab/depth does seem to work quite well with surfaces.
>  
>
Yes, because that is handled at the very end when the image goes to the 
screen. Actually,
it's just handled in screen coordinates. Essentially no math. Just 
checking if the "z" coordinate
is within range. The other business has to be done earlier, in Cartesian 
space, and that is
a fairly hefty calculation. I suppose it would be possible with 
isosurfaces, but we'd have to
create a whole new way of doing "ands" and "nots" and "ors" -- all that 
logic with
isosurface verticies to do it right. I don't know, maybe it's possible.

Bob



>Many thanks, Alan.
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