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Issue Details
(sharp edge segmentation example) gives unexpected behavior with geometric primitives such as cube, cylinder, cone. All the meshes are triangulated meshes.
With all the primitives (cube, cylinder, cone) and with varying angles (30, 60, 90 degrees) the output is the same:
This mesh contains 0 sharp edges and 1 surface patches.
Basically the segmentation using sharp feature does not seem to work.
Source Code
The source code is a minor modification of the CGAL example titled Polygon_mesh_processing/detect_features_example.cpp
How to run: ./main mesh.off angle_bound(in degrees)
hey i am new to open source and dont know much about it but i am pretty good in c++ , would you be kind enough to tell me exactly what the issue needs resolving is it either the code or something in which i can help with
Please use the following template to help us solving your issue.
Issue Details
(sharp edge segmentation example) gives unexpected behavior with geometric primitives such as cube, cylinder, cone. All the meshes are triangulated meshes.
With all the primitives (cube, cylinder, cone) and with varying angles (30, 60, 90 degrees) the output is the same:
This mesh contains 0 sharp edges and 1 surface patches.
Basically the segmentation using sharp feature does not seem to work.
Source Code
The source code is a minor modification of the CGAL example titled Polygon_mesh_processing/detect_features_example.cpp
How to run: ./main mesh.off angle_bound(in degrees)
Geomteric primitives attached in zip file.
Environment
Operating system (Windows/Mac/Linux, 32/64 bits): ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS
Compiler: g++ 9.4
Release or debug mode: Release
Specific flags used (if any):
CGAL version: 5.6
Boost version: 1.71
primitives.zip
Other libraries versions if used (Eigen, TBB, etc.):
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