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by whizzter
374 days ago
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The 3d analogue of the triangle then I think you're referring to is called a tetrahedron, one classic algorithm for creating 3d surface representations of volume data is called "marching tetrahedrons" (it's a more correct and was at the time a patent free variation of the marching cubes algorithm). |
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