> Anybody know why whenever I drop my subdivision size below 20 with
> SkinExtrude I start losing triangle off the mesh?  I've already tested
> FrustumClipping and positioning the camera much further away.  It
> seems to be a limitation of the SkinExtrude or something, but I don't
> know the math well enough to troubleshoot it.  Ideas?

>   On 28-09-2010 18:30, savagelook wrote:> Anybody know why whenever I drop my subdivision size below 20 with
> > SkinExtrude I start losing triangle off the mesh?  I've already tested
> > FrustumClipping and positioning the camera much further away.  It
> > seems to be a limitation of the SkinExtrude or something, but I don't
> > know the math well enough to troubleshoot it.  Ideas?

> not aware about away3d, but in papervision , these two lines help to
> avoid clipping.

> camera.useCulling = true;
> renderer.clipping =  new FrustumClipping(FrustumClipping.NEAR);

> Like I said, I don't think its a scene/view clipping problem since
> moving the camera and trying to use FrustumClipping didn't help at
> all.

> On Sep 28, 10:44 am, Vishwas Gagrani <vishwas.gagr...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> >   On 28-09-2010 18:30, savagelook wrote:> Anybody know why whenever I drop my subdivision size below 20 with
> > > SkinExtrude I start losing triangle off the mesh?  I've already tested
> > > FrustumClipping and positioning the camera much further away.  It
> > > seems to be a limitation of the SkinExtrude or something, but I don't
> > > know the math well enough to troubleshoot it.  Ideas?

> > not aware about away3d, but in papervision , these two lines help to
> > avoid clipping.

> > camera.useCulling = true;
> > renderer.clipping =  new FrustumClipping(FrustumClipping.NEAR);

> No idea, but when its on 20 I lose the corner face and in your class you
> have

>   removeFace(this.faces[0]);
>   removeFace(this.faces[1]);

> Would be my first "guess".