The sphere harmonics is a math surface with 8 parameters, you can see a good paper and some examples of meshes on the paul bourke website. It´s similar to the super formula but with less possibilities. I have just tried to destruct it like with the superformula.
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i’m sorry, but since i’m a newbie in patching, could someone please explain how you could implement the math formulas into a patch? would be very kind, thx.
thanks
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whoops – second post repeated by accident – do loe the work though……
amazing images! cant wait to see the patch