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[Mel M <>]

Sebastien Loriot (GeometryFactory) wrote
>> I'm having trouble figuring out how to remesh (or otherwise alter) the
>> polyhedral surface on each core and then stitch it back together
>> afterwards,
>> when there may have been vertices added or removed on one side. Obviously
>> if
>> the algorithms are not local my results will be dependent on how the
>> domain
>> is split up. How can I stitch the polyhedral surfaces back together?
>>
> 
> I don't see a way to do it without refining the sub-surfaces, thus 
> losing the remeshing properties.

What do you mean by refining the sub-surfaces? Only refining the
sub-surfaces rather than completely remeshing? Or refining after the remesh
to somehow make the subsurfaces match up?

The properties we need to retain are a good triangle aspect ratio, and
reasonably uniformly sized triangles.



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