bareimage

Hello, as I have seen jit.gl.isosurf creates a cube, is it possible to confine jit.gl.isosurf to let say sphere or any other mesh. Basicly I need to create an animation of jit.gl.isosurf and place it within condiments of different mesh

Hello, as I have seen  jit.gl.isosurf creates a cube, is it possible to confine  jit.gl.isosurf to let say sphere or any other mesh. Basicly I need to create an animation of  jit.gl.isosurf and place it within condiments of different mesh


jit-gl-isosurf-confined-to-sphere

For any given shape, if you can describe it procedurally, you can confine an isosurface to the shape. Essentially, you'll want to describe your mesh as a distance function (

http://www.iquilezles.org/www/articles/distfunctions/distfunctions.htm)

 and use that function to confine whatever is generating your isosurface.

For any given shape, if you can describe it procedurally, you can confine an isosurface to the shape.  Essentially, you'll want to describe your mesh as a distance function (http://www.iquilezles.org/www/articles/distfunctions/distfunctions.htm) and use that function to confine whatever is generating your isosurface.


Oh, so I need to use gen to do it, and it is not possible let's just say to wire output of the isosurf into a mesh?

Oh, so I need to use gen to do it, and it is not possible let's just  say to wire output of the isosurf into a mesh?


I could be misunderstanding what you're trying to do. If you just need to draw the isosurface with the mesh object set @matrixoutput 1 on the isosurf and connect the output to mesh's input. If you need to manipulate the geometry of the isosurface itself, which is what I had understood, then it's probably easiest to do this with gen. If you can post a simple patch showing your problem, that will make things easier to understand.

I could be misunderstanding what you're trying to do.  If you just need to draw the isosurface with the mesh object set @matrixoutput 1 on the isosurf and connect the output to mesh's input.  If you need to manipulate the geometry of the isosurface itself, which is what I had understood, then it's probably easiest to do this with gen.  If you can post a simple patch showing your problem, that will make things easier to understand.


I think bareimage wants to clip whatever's going on to a sphere - if you "max out" an isosurf right now you get the big cube.

jit.gl.isosurf confined to sphere