07-26-2023, 12:09 AM
Hi
The Spline to Mesh tool uses LibTessDotNet library to tesselate spline. When you use the tool with intersecting splines, it generates a hole at the intersecting area:
So to achieve what you need, there are two ways I see:
Have a nice day
The Spline to Mesh tool uses LibTessDotNet library to tesselate spline. When you use the tool with intersecting splines, it generates a hole at the intersecting area:
So to achieve what you need, there are two ways I see:
- Generate two meshes, one for each spline, and combine them using any mesh combining solution.
- Modify LibTessDotNet: LibTessDotNet should be used such as it generates merged meshes. I looked at its code and examples, and it does not seem to me that it is implemented in that library. Except if I overlooked something (I might), the solution seems to modify LibTessDotNet to add this capability. Unfortunately this is not something I will be working on for now. So a solution would be to, if you don't have the skills to implement such modification, to open a ticket at LibTessDotNet's repository asking for this feature.
Have a nice day
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