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From: boutell@freezer.it.udel.edu (Tom Boutell)
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Subject: Hidden Lines
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Date: 12 Oct 90 17:18:39 GMT
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I'm experimenting with another tack in my current project, and have a
question once more (thanks for all the excellent replies to the last
one): is there a fast, efficient hidden- line algorithm for a straight-
forward X/Z, Y/Z display (simple 3D), and if so, what is it? Such a method
could really move my work ahead a big, big distance. Thanks.

-- 
What do you want from the fish of the fish that you fished when you fished
for the fish that you fished? How many numchuks could Chuck chuck if Chuck
could chuck numchuks? boutell@freezer.it.udel.edu? Or 27.598234821? Or not?