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Under some conditions, pyacvd produces incorrect triangles, as seen in the image below:
The small triangle is indeed inside the large one, resulting in incorrect half-edge structure. Changing the number of subdivsions or the cluster parameter solves this. However, it is inconvenient to rerun the whole application once this pops up.
Could you help me with this? I can provide input files to reproduce the issue.
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I get a lot of these and I'm wondering which filters I can use to clean them up. It's hard to tell but I assume that's three complete triangles sharing one edge, and two of the triangles lie on the same plane. In region of high curvature I also get three triangles sharing one edge, but instead of the coincident triangles, one triangle juts out of the surface like a pointy tooth.
Under some conditions, pyacvd produces incorrect triangles, as seen in the image below:
![triangles](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10534670/114525964-d92a3d80-9c46-11eb-8587-a9ea9be12ae8.png)
The small triangle is indeed inside the large one, resulting in incorrect half-edge structure. Changing the number of subdivsions or the cluster parameter solves this. However, it is inconvenient to rerun the whole application once this pops up.
Could you help me with this? I can provide input files to reproduce the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: