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# 17 25-02-2010 , 05:38 AM
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A bucki-ball or geodesic sphere would produce a very much closer approximation to a sphere.

I was just pointing out the primitive provided in Maya - the icosahedron - does not produce the best approximation to a uniform sphere.

This is why I tossed this out there as a "challenge". With the primitive provided you cannot produce a very good uniform sphere and cannot create uniform dimples.

I am sure there is a way to accomplish both of these objectives and not break any laws of physics, and yes it may or may not be hard, that is why it is a "challenge". (smile)


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