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I am writing a wrapper to cork in c# and I got into problems with some operations.
It seems the library is quite strict with what is acceptable data.
Users sent me reports of crash with quite reasonable meshes (from a user POV).
For example, if a mesh as two internal identical faces, cork barfs. Imagine a cube mirrored by one of its face. It seems that flat faces cause also problem.
I am gathering feedback as we talk but in parallel to that, I would like to know what are the limitations of cork. I may have missed something relatively to that.
Thank you.
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There are some known issues with degeneracy handling. The output needs to be post-processed. However, I unfortunately have 0 time to work on cork. I’m sorry to leave you hanging. I’ve added some more language to the readme to indicate as much
On Mar 29, 2016, at 12:22 AM, Lionel Barret [email protected] wrote:
I am writing a wrapper to cork in c# and I got into problems with some operations.
It seems the library is quite strict with what is acceptable data.
Users sent me reports of crash with quite reasonable meshes (from a user POV).
For example, if a mesh as two internal identical faces, cork barfs. Imagine a cube mirrored by one of its face. It seems that flat faces cause also problem.
I am gathering feedback as we talk but in parallel to that, I would like to know what are the limitations of cork. I may have missed something relatively to that.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: