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Re: multiple iso-surfaces of one variable?

Hi Stu,

You'll need multiple RealTypes all with the same values,
such as ((x, y, z) -> (value, value_copy1, value_copy2, ...)).

Doesn't need more memory though, if you use the same array
and copy = false in setSamples(). That is:

  float[] vals = ...
  float[][] values = {vals, vals, vals, ...};

Cheers,
Bill
p.s. I hope you appreciate this reply was typed on a
French keyboard.
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