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Can I use isotropic_remeshing on a non-manifold mesh #8359
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Indeed, However, from your log, it seems that your input mesh is not a valid polygon mesh at all, not only to be remeshed by |
May I know what is the difference between |
Sure
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as you said, |
exactly |
Then here comes my latest issue #8388 : in this issue actually what I did was trying to use |
@citystrawman Is this still an issue for you, or can it be closed? |
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I am imitating Polygon_mesh_processing/corefinement_difference_remeshed.cpp to remesh a non-manifold mesh (its background is here)
In general, what I have done is:
However after isotropic remesh, the off file has some problem. When I open the off file, it pops out warnings:
after clicking OK, the mesh looks weird(I dont know if it is original mesh or it is corrected by meshlab):
and the console output is as follows:
I am not sure what is the reason for this problem: is it because I do not code it correctly, or is it because
isotropic_remeshing
only supports manifold geometry?Source Code
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