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The boxes are not necessarily cubes, so ordering them by depth of say, a central point, would not yield correct results for some edge cases (e.g. elongated boxe
by TheCoreh 10y ago
The boxes are not necessarily cubes, so ordering them by depth of say, a central point, would not yield correct results for some edge cases (e.g. elongated boxes)
- thomasahle 10y agoFrom the examples in the article, the boxes can all be broken into fairly few pieces, which are square when seen from above. Small 'cube towers'. If you break them up like that, naive painting in order of depth should be fine.