There's a high value of creating cross-sectional orthographic views.
Mechanisms
I'd like to start with a simple implementation and then implement a more "proper" version.
[x] Method 1: normal orthographic view with a really shallow depth of field
This could just be a modification of the current orthographic view with a toggle of shallow vs "infinite" depth of field.
How shallow is shallow enough, can it be too shallow and hide the mesh?
[ ] Method 2: an exportable "proper" cross-section vector intersecting a slice
I'd like to draw a slice on the plan view, which generates the cross-section line. We'll calculate the intersection of a vertical plan formed by this cross-section line, and turn it into a 2D set of points formed by the plane intersection with the mesh. Ideally this could be exported to a vector format.
There's a high value of creating cross-sectional orthographic views.
Mechanisms
I'd like to start with a simple implementation and then implement a more "proper" version.
This could just be a modification of the current orthographic view with a toggle of shallow vs "infinite" depth of field. How shallow is shallow enough, can it be too shallow and hide the mesh?
I'd like to draw a slice on the plan view, which generates the cross-section line. We'll calculate the intersection of a vertical plan formed by this cross-section line, and turn it into a 2D set of points formed by the plane intersection with the mesh. Ideally this could be exported to a vector format.