Rasterizing planar contours
Andrey Fedorov
Sharp, Gregory C.
Hi Andrey,
Probably yes. Plastimatch has an ASCII format, but it does require that the point locations are sorted around the polygon. The ASCII format also requires 3D coordinates and a few other caveats. Please let give a bit more detail and I can give cleaner suggestion of the difficulty of marshalling over.
Greg
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Andrey Fedorov
Sharp, Gregory C.
Hi AF,
Yes. Perhaps plm might better than your script, it implements the standard line-scan polygon fill algorithm. But there are always caveats as you know.
The plastimatch ASCII format has a specification, albeit bare-boned. The easiest way to understand how to marshall data would be to create a segmentation and then convert it using plastimatch with the --output-cxt option. The specification is below, but making an example will be easy and useful. Happy to help any questions!
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