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• Reference:Infinite Solid Primitives
  <p>There are six polynomial primitive shapes that are possibly infinite and
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• Documentation:Contents
  :::2.5.1.1 [[Reference:Finite Solid Primitives|Finite Solid Primitives]] :::2.5.1.2 [[Reference:Finite Patch Primitives|Finite Patch Primitives]]
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• Documentation:Reference Table of Contents
  ::* [[Reference:Finite Solid Primitives|Finite Solid Primitives]] ::* [[Reference:Finite Patch Primitives|Finite Patch Primitives]]
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• Reference:Constructive Solid Geometry
  ...ifference]], and [[Reference:Merge|merge]]. CSG objects can be composed of primitives or other CSG objects to create more, and more complex shapes. See also: [[R <p>Most shape primitives, like spheres, boxes and blobs divide the world into
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• Reference:Object
  ...complex shapes using [[Reference:Constructive Solid Geometry|Constructive Solid Geometry]] (also known as CSG).</p>
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• Reference:The Object Zoo
  <li>[[Reference:Finite Solid Primitives|Finite Solid Primitives]]</li> <li>[[Reference:Finite Patch Primitives|Finite Patch Primitives]]</li>
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• Knowledgebase:Language Questions and Tips
  ...about ''solid'' and ''hollow'' objects, that's not how it actually works. Solid and hollow are a bit misleading terms to describe the objects. You can also <p>Firstly: POV-Ray only handles surfaces, not solid 3D-objects. When you specify a sphere, it's actually just a spherical surfa
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• Reference:Plane
  [[Category:Infinite Solid Primitives]] <p>The <code>plane</code> primitive is a simple way to define an infinite
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• Reference:Quadric
  [[Category:Infinite Solid Primitives]] <td>Infinite cylinder along the Z axis</td>
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.2
  ...t is CSG?]]</em> or the corresponding part of the [[Reference:Constructive Solid Geometry|reference section]] first.</p> <p>For the same reason functions with an infinite gradient should not be used. This applies for pigment functions with brick
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• HowTo:Use the plane object
  In POV, a plane is one of the five Infinite Solid Primitives. It is a flat surface that extends infinitely in all directions (unless cl ...clipping shape. Note, though, that even though the plane is by default a solid shape, the rest of the plane does not "fill" the clipping shape: only the
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• Reference:Poly
  [[Category:Infinite Solid Primitives]]
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• Reference:Polynomial
  [[Category:Infinite Solid Primitives]]
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• Reference:Quartic
  [[Category:Infinite Solid Primitives]]
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• Reference:Cubic
  [[Category:Infinite Solid Primitives]]
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