MeshesUnion: Meshes union

View source: R/meshes.R

MeshesUnionR Documentation

Meshes union

Description

Computes the union of the given meshes.

Usage

MeshesUnion(meshes, clean = FALSE, normals = FALSE, numbersType = "double")

Arguments

meshes

a list of triangular meshes, each given as a list with (at least) two fields: vertices and faces; the 'vertices' matrix must have the bigq class if numberTypes="gmp", otherwise it must be numeric

clean

Boolean, whether to clean the input meshes (merging duplicated vertices, duplicated faces, removed isolated vertices) as well as the output mesh

normals

Boolean, whether to return the per-vertex normals of the output mesh

numbersType

the type of the numbers used in C++ for the computations; must be one of "double", "lazyExact" (a type provided by CGAL for exact computations), or "gmp" (exact computations with rational numbers); of course using exact computations is slower but more accurate

Value

A triangular mesh given as a list with fields vertices, faces, edges, exteriorEdges, gmpvertices if numberTypes="gmp", and normals if normals=TRUE.

Examples

library(RCGAL)
library(rgl)

# mesh one: a cube; one has to triangulate it
cube1 <- cube3d() # (from the rgl package)
vertices <- t(cube1$vb[-4L, ])
faces <- t(cube1$ib)
mesh1 <- Mesh(vertices, faces, triangulate = TRUE, normals = FALSE)

# mesh two: another cube; one also has to triangulate it
cube2 <- translate3d( # (from the rgl package)
  cube3d(), 1, 1, 1
)
vertices <- t(cube2$vb[-4L, ])
faces <- t(cube2$ib)
mesh2 <- Mesh(vertices, faces, triangulate = TRUE, normals = FALSE)

# compute the union
umesh <- MeshesUnion(list(mesh1, mesh2))

# plot
rglumesh <- tmesh3d(
  vertices = t(umesh[["vertices"]]),
  indices = t(umesh[["faces"]]),
  homogeneous = FALSE
)
open3d(windowRect = c(50, 50, 562, 562))
shade3d(rglumesh, color = "red")
plotEdges(
  vertices = umesh[["vertices"]], edges = umesh[["exteriorEdges"]],
  edgesAsTubes = TRUE, verticesAsSpheres = TRUE
)

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