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Polylines to protect? #79
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This really happens? Seeing is believing, please attach a surface mesh so I can try it out for myself. 😸 I can try and fix it then. |
These are a. the surface mesh of a simple hexagonal extrusion and b. the
results of the surface to volume mesh. I consider the .vtk file to have
reasonable mesh sizing but somewhat poor edge node accuracy. I'd attach
these in a post on the error report, but Github doesn't like the filetypes.
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This really happens? Seeing is believing, please attach a surface mesh so
I can try it out for myself. 😸 I can try and fix it then.
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You can zip the file and attach it. |
hex_test.zip |
Did somebody work on this? A simple solution is to add a call to detect_features in generate_from_off.cpp for single body cases. |
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As I was using surface to volume mesh, I discovered that the algorithm currently doesn't do a very good job at conserving straight lines. I looked in the code to see if there's any compatibility CGAL's polylines to protect, but couldn't find anything. Is there support for this? Is this in progress?
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