Re: Rhino3D vs Truspace

Peter-

If I understand what you are trying to do, my suggestion is to
extract the edges of your "panes" of glass and make the extracted
surfaces a medium grey, with the same or lower transparency level as
the "glass". Go to Solid/Extract surface or type in ExtractSrf in the
command line. At the "Select surfaces to extract" prompt, type in c
(to make copies) and click on the edges of your "glass". Then set the
properties of the new surfaces as above and render.

>P.S. Rhino demo only allow 30 saves, but if I save the
>rendered view to clipboard, then into Words,
>photoshop, etc., I can use Rhino3D for this purpose
>till eternity. Please keep this secret from Rhino.

Peter, if you are a student or educator, there is a special
educational price for a commercial single-user license.
It's only $195.

-Tom