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I don't know whether you are interested in self-intersecting meshes which still self-intersect after PMP::experimental::remove_self_intersections; here is such a mesh.
And I have a question. If I read this mesh as a polygon soup, then PMP::orient_polygon_soup returns false. However I'm unable to see any orientation problem in this mesh. Does that mean that in spite of the failure of PMP::orient_polygon_soup, the mesh is correctly oriented by luck ? Or is it related to the self-intersections?
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Hello,
I don't know whether you are interested in self-intersecting meshes which still self-intersect after
PMP::experimental::remove_self_intersections
; here is such a mesh.And I have a question. If I read this mesh as a polygon soup, then
PMP::orient_polygon_soup
returnsfalse
. However I'm unable to see any orientation problem in this mesh. Does that mean that in spite of the failure ofPMP::orient_polygon_soup
, the mesh is correctly oriented by luck ? Or is it related to the self-intersections?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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