Sometimes I get embarrassingly excited about being able to do things in Python that I will probably never need to do again. This is one of those times.
I had a mesh—a plane that I had turned into an a spiral walk-way. And I had the thought, this thing can’t have walls. Eventually I want the walk-way to be the center of a large arena that’s coated in fog. And the only way you’d really be able to see that it’s a spiral is if it’s semi-transparent and lined in lights.
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