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  • From: "Damian Sheehy" <>
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  • Subject: Re: [cgal-discuss] How to store an existing triangulation in CGAL
  • Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2007 20:06:23 -0500
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I think a constrained Delaunay would be an overkill. You would have to impose a constraint for every single edge of your "orphan mesh" to achieve an exact replica. You could consider triangulating the free boundary of your mesh using a constrained Delaunay and merging this with your existing mesh, but this is complex for a "novice".

If this is a student project then I suggest you discuss the problem with your professor. S/He understands the requirements and your abilities and is probably in the best position to advise you.



On 2/22/07, Olumide <> wrote:
Damian Sheehy wrote:
> If your mesh is not convex then I would not recommend that approach.

What would you recommend then? Some sort of Mesh? constrained
triangulation? ...


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