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What are Iso lines for? I'm not familiar with these. Thanks
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Isolines are implicit profiles through a body, they give a visual appreciation of whether or not the surface of the body's smooth. They're orthographic to each other if the body's cuboid, latitudinal/longitudinal if it's ellipsoid, you can specify the density to improve resolution, and, because they're implicit, they're associated with the surface
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Originally Posted by: murray Isolines are implicit profiles through a body, they give a visual appreciation of whether or not the surface of the body's smooth. They're orthographic to each other if the body's cuboid, latitudinal/longitudinal if it's ellipsoid, you can specify the density to improve resolution, and, because they're implicit, they're associated with the surface
Thanks murray - to be honest as dumb as it sounds, i swear i thought they were for subdividing a body to shape it with push-pull etc.
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