Hello,<br>
<br>
I was toying with some ideas for the 3D capabilities of Inkscape that
will soon be developed. These ideas may have been floating around
already, and I saw what the character Maximilian Albert proposed with
the multiple Vanishing Points in his document for cubes in 3 space, and
I figured it could be useful to apply to any style of primitive (such
as cylinders, cones, etc...). Though, of course, with something such as
a sphere, it would be rather awkward and pointeless, unless you
consider an ellipsoid.<br>
<br>
Which could lead into the idea of incorporating the VPs and 3D ability
with the use of Bezier curves, possibly making a sort of moldable
surface applicable to cubes, cylinders, and other such primitives.
Another possibility being toyed with is the extension of freehand
drawings - drawing any shape (closed or not, and including the
calligraphy tool), and giving it depth, to which vanishing points can
be applied to.<br clear="all"><br>
I&#39;m not sure if these set of ideas would be considered over the top, or
not in the direction the 3D project is aiming for. Of course, feedback
and/or laughing is always encouraged. Thanks!<br>
<br>-- <br>-Peter