Gazoo.vrv

Getting frustum points in world-space can be useful in a number of scenarios, such as debug visualisation or building a coarse volume around a partition in your frustum. Each method can be used depending what information you have available to you and what you want to avoid recalculating.

When you develop a solver for the Tammes problem you're usually concerned with distributing points evenly on the sphere, ensuring they are equidistant from each other. The radius of the circles you place at those points is generally not considered: