mesh from points always gives me odd broken meshes? Am I doing something wrong? Reply by to] on July 15, 2011 at 2:35am with MeshfromPoints you have to play around, also with the pointcount and the settings Reply by Michael Pryor on July 15, 2011 at 6:51am I've tried for so...
With the points defined, you can now create a mesh. 02:36 From the Data Services tile menu, select scan to mesh, and then click start. 02:43 Add a mesh name of "New King Building". 02:48 For the mesh location, navigate to the folder in the cloud—in this case, Autodesk Docs....
是可以实现这样的操作的，例如meshlab通过交互栏中的“flatten visible layer”指令来实现。
With the points defined, you can now create a mesh. 02:36 From the Data Services tile menu, select scan to mesh, and then click start. 02:43 Add a mesh name of "New King Building". 02:48 For the mesh location, navigate to the folder in the cloud—in this case, Autodesk Docs...
Create a meshpoint from a existing point I have created a point (type is NXOpen::Point *) in FEM, now I want to create a MeshPoint using this point, but there is a problem, the dialog shows "Selected point does not have any underlying geometry "....
Domain information for each mesh element, specified as a vector of positive integers. Each element is an ID of a geometric region for an element of the mesh. The length of this vector equals the number of elements in the mesh. Data Types:double ...
The Mesh tool lets you blend colors and create contours on the surfaces of objects to provide depth and color transition.
I have grid of points, which I have created from the following function: function(rectangle, gridWidth, gridHeight) { gridWidth = parseInt(gridWidth) || 41; gridHeight = parseInt(gridHeight) || 41; var terrainSampleP…
Number of points to sample from the surface mesh, specified as a positive integer. By default, this value is twice the number of vertices in the input surface mesh. Data Types: single | double | int8 | int16 | int32 | int64 | uint8 | uint16 | uint32 | uint64 SamplingMethod— Met...
The particular mesh created runs from (0, 0) to (1, 1) and has a height specified by the GetHeight method. This mesh is also textured with a single texture over the entire mesh. The tessellation parameter, defined by the example, is used to control how many points along the edge of...