Looking through some parts, noticed that there is, surprisingly, no sphere layer primitives. I think it could be useful for cases, which uses spherical geometry other than the full sphere, half, quarter or 1/8. So, here I present those.
General naming scheme is n-16sphely. n-16 is used same way as in flat circular primitives, and can be n-8 or n-4, while y stands for the layer of sphere. Picture below shows layers from 1 to 4, left to right:
When put together, they form a sphere:
Crude prim files attached (no condlines rn)
General naming scheme is n-16sphely. n-16 is used same way as in flat circular primitives, and can be n-8 or n-4, while y stands for the layer of sphere. Picture below shows layers from 1 to 4, left to right:
When put together, they form a sphere:
Crude prim files attached (no condlines rn)