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--Mike,
>The reason the point-polygons were there in the first place is because of
>the way I had made these pyramids.  I made a box and cut three points off
>of the top.   Little did I know the polygon that made up the top of the
>box didn't just dissapear when I cut three of it's four points, it just
>got reduced to the 1 point polygon.  Learn something new every day...heh.

  When I need a pyramid I use the cone function with sides set to 4.
  it work really well.
                            bill
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