Hi,
I've got a potato-like 3D shape that was reconstructed from some
anatomical images. I need to cut it into slices (ultimately so that I
can assign different properties to different slices). What makes sense
to me is to create a series of thin hexahedra (such that every other
slice is represented), and intersect this with the potato to obtain
half the slices. Then subtract those slices from the potato to get the
other half. Does that sound like a reasonable way to do it?
Assuming an affirmative answer to that question, would someone be able
to quickly rattle off the command to create a solid hexahedron from
eight coordinates?
Thanks,
Adam
- posted
14 years ago