Isolating Surfaces In Correspondance

Luke

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Mar 10, 2019, 10:22:22 AM3/10/19

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Hi Marcel,

Is there any easy way to extract a surface from shapes in correspondance? I have 3D models but want to study the variation only in one surface.

I understand if I knew all the point IDs that I could extract them, but this would not be practical - could I isolate all the points between certain landmarks?

Cheers

Luke

Andreas Forster

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Mar 11, 2019, 6:38:08 AM3/11/19

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Hi Luke,

If I understand correctly, you have different objects/bones in the same triangle mesh and you want to separate some of them?

You can use the TriangleMesh3D.operations for something like that:

val mesh: TriangleMesh[_3D] = ???

val pointFilter: Point[_3D] => Boolean = ???

val reducedMesh = mesh.operations.maskSpatially(pointFilter).transformedMesh

Can you express a function given the mentioned landmarks which decide for every point if it should be retained or not? Otherwise, it would be good if you could describe a bit more your landmarks, shapes, and how you intend to use them.

Best, Andi

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