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Multiple Copies of Same Geometry: How?

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From: Matt Hughes
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 17:07
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I want to write a module with one geometry port, and a lattice
port, and copy the geometry to each of the coordinates of the lattice.

There are routines for creating new geometries, but I haven't found
anything for modifying or copying old ones.  I could fan out hundreds
of connections to a geometry translating, scaling, coloring, etc. module,
but I'll pass.

I'll brace myself for an obvious answer.

Thanks.
-- 
Matthew V. Hughes - MN Supercomputer Institute  Graphics Support Coordinator
Minnesota Supercomputer Center, Inc.            Phone Number: (612) 626-1765
1200 Washington Avenue South                    hughes@msc.edu
Minneapolis, MN 55415                           hughes@msi.umn.edu
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