(2017-06-06, 21:17)Magnus Forsberg Wrote: Sorry, didn't mean to spoil the fun....
But, I think it could be useful to have anyway. It creates a mixed resolution lo/high-primtives. Right?
I sometimes want to have a "primitive" with the minor radius in normal resolution (16-sided) and the major radius in hi-res (48-sided).
This seams to be impossible do in PrimGen2.
No worries. The fun was creating the spreadsheet in the first place.
Yes, that's exactly what it does. I found that hexadecagons were good enough for the cross section of my tori, but I needed the higher resolution around the major radius. The arrows in the example I posted had only 2 segments at low resolution. At high resolution they have 6, and that is enough to smooth them out.
Thanks!
Kevin