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From: James Jones/Nibbles and Bits <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Round corner boxing :)
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[e-mail] said:

>>    Well, say you wanted a round corner box with something less than
>> 864 polygons. Or one where all the polygons are planar. Or one with
>> single polygon sides. Or one with a single corner bevel and nice
>> equilateral triangle corners. Or one with a precise corner radius...
>
>
>    As my friend Arnie Boedecker figured out way
>    back in 2.0 days... use one of the
>    texture cubes for a simple round-cornered box.
>
>    Dan

   Well, suppose you wanted large-radius corners, such as fuel tank
might have, or very small-radius corners, such as a refrigerator...

   Use your imagination a bit, guy. :)

   -Jim

James G. Jones
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