#Animated Booleans
10-Sep-95 21:05:00
Sb: #190167-#Animated Booleans
Fm: Jerome R. Kalisz 75233,3464
To: James Coulter[Mindscape] 73670,677
<< Santiago's wish is for other boolean functions which work the same way. In
the case of subtraction, the Z-buffer is used to determine which object is in
back rather than in front. Well, this example is a little oversimplified, but
hopefully you see what I'm getting at. >>
Hmm… I just scanned that original message, so it's possible I missed
something. I would have gone back and re–read it, but it looks like it
scrolled.
Anyways, Not exactly sure what you mean by "behind"… In the case of a
subtraction, one object isn't seen at all, you just see the original object
with a void where the other object intersected…
WIll write more later…
-jk