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Old 21-December-2008, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by geonuc View Post

Not sure what you mean by an implied object, but it seems to me that the Thoth object isn't quite interlinked enough.
By implied 3D object I mean the the 3D object that one would represent by the given 2D image.

What do you mean by "quite interlinked enough?

Do you mean the two equal tetrahedrons don't quite reach far enough into each other? To me it seems that they do (ie the edge of one passes through the edge of the other).
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