[Leonardo Torres]

small update… the small intersections are not only created by the spheres but also by the big intersections themselves

so here are the small intersections with a little bit of colour

and the big ones

and here the big ones enclosed in the spheres

thank u  @spikeyxxx once again for your help

[Leonardo Torres]

making progress 🙂

and btw, I was wrong with regard to which intersections create the dark spaces…

[Leonardo Torres]

Well, both intersections I find interesting but the blue ones are the ones that are creating the dark spaces… When I created the spheres I hoped that Blender would keep the interior of the glass spheres translucent but I was wrong… that is why I thought the best method would be to find a way to “peel off” the constituent surfaces and then look at what is “behind” until reaching the core. Ideally would be to be able to create new surfaces out of each new boundary created by the intersection and then just hide one by one until the core becomes visible….

The basic structure of the picture posted above is this one here:

I then rotate this plane around different axis  and get the picture posted prior to this posting.

[Leonardo Torres]

Hi spikexxx,

thank u VERY, VERY, VERY much! You brought me a huge step forward. I’ll post the results here when i am finished. I am actually trying to “extract” the dark “areas”/intersections of this picture (these are the 13 spheres).

Thank you so much one again

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