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I want to visualize a set of 3D points and the edges of a projected 5-cube
using geomview; this has to do with creating a nice picture for the Center's
entrance regarding Penrose tilings. My main concern is rendering a nice
picture.
Right now I generate a VECT file using a small modification to the QuasiTiler
program; for the points I use one vertex for each line, and then use use a line
width of 3 or 4; for the edges I use 2 vertices for each. The disadvantages of
this are:
- The perception of depth is lost by using points and lines of fixed size.
- Changing the line width is not implemented on the NeXT version of geomview.
Since I am taking the time to do this, I want to add this as a feature of
the program QuasiTiler, which is only implemented on the NeXT.
I would like to be able to display at least 250 points, but preferably 1000
points. Is using spheres or cubes a good idea? If so, what is the best way of
doing it? For the edges I would like to have something that looks like the
scene of NotKnot in the Center's poster. Any suggestions?
Eugenio
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