Composite Surfaces

Composite surfaces are those constructed by combining several surface objects into one object. Operations of color and geometric mapping can be applied before or after the individual objects are combined to form the final single object.

Example of combining two surfaces to form one surface.

Surface Addition

Diplaying sections of the surface using clipping and addition.

Clipping a Surface

One surface constructed from multiple surfaces using a parametric function .

Parametric Set of Surfaces

Combining two surfaces, both based on a single parametric function.

Parametric Set of Surfaces 2

Composite of similar surfaces translated to multiple locations.

Sub-surface Translation

Composite of similar surfaces rotated about and axis.

Multiple Rotated Surfaces

Spherical and Polar surfaces are separately image mapped and then combined.

Composite Surface of Different Base Surfaces

Use of an alpha channel multiplier for an image mapped surface.

Alpha Channel Adjustments

Use of face coordinates to construct a multiple object surface.

Face Center Translation

Map color to a surface, then a geometric operation.

Angular 4-Color Color Map

Just for fun.

Texture Surface with Geometric Mapping

Just for fun.

Composite of Copies