pub struct Hollowed {
pub mesh: Triangulation,
pub first_cavity_triangle: usize,
pub shells: usize,
pub cell: f64,
pub deviation: Option<Deviation>,
}Expand description
A hollowed mesh, and what made it.
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§mesh: TriangulationThe part and its cavities: the input’s vertices and triangles first, as they were, then each cavity’s, wound into the cavity. It carries no normals and no parameters.
first_cavity_triangle: usizeThe first triangle of the cavities in Hollowed::mesh.
shells: usizeHow many closed shells the cavities add: one for a cavity like a ball’s, two for one about a hole of the part’s own. Zero where no point of the part is deeper than the wall.
cell: f64The grid’s spacing.
deviation: Option<Deviation>The decimation’s measurement against the marched cavity, or None
where the marched cavity was kept as it was.
Trait Implementations§
impl StructuralPartialEq for Hollowed
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impl Freeze for Hollowed
impl RefUnwindSafe for Hollowed
impl Send for Hollowed
impl Sync for Hollowed
impl Unpin for Hollowed
impl UnsafeUnpin for Hollowed
impl UnwindSafe for Hollowed
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