Max,
That is exactly how you do it. So I am guessing that you have one or more
of your planes defined backwards. Winding is important here. Test your
planes one at a time and try +/-20 in each case. Once you have each plane
working, it should work.
It is convenient to use the ON keyword here so that you can easily see what
is happening
*select ON within(20,plane, $p1)*
*select ON within(-20,plane, $p1)*
That said, there is a bug with defining a plane based on winding:
*x = plane(@1 @2 @3)*
that I just fixed. But with that you can do
*x = plane(@1 @2 @3)select ON within(20, plane, @x)*
and thus avoid actually drawing the planes if you wanted to.
I will upload this fix as soon as I can.
Bob Hanson
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