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logged in. Post a reply Topic review (newest first) Nope i can't
get the result. I understand now. You know how you have one ball
appearing to be closer than another? If they were in 3D and you
were to stand above them, you would see an angle - that is kind
of what I mean. But you don't need to be precise about it, just
good enough to fool the eye. Yes it can't hurt trying but i
don't think i understood what is with f. It actually looks fine
on first viewing. OK it seems that it isn't working. Aplyed
everything corect but it looks like before. I gues the ideea is
not good. and i'm out of other ideea so i think it wil remain
this way I don't understand the second part, but for the first
that point is on a circle to. The only thing wich modyfies is
the angle and r. I am glad it is so easy, I was wondering how to
position the connection point on the face of the circle like
this: __ / . \ |