Kalpesh,
Kalpesh Krishna <kalpeshk2011(a)gmail.com> writes:
> I'm trying to generate a tetrahedral mesh for the Stanford Bunny
> reconstructed mesh after reading a ply file. My code looks something like
> this -
>
> mesh_info.set_points(points)
> mesh_info.set_facets_ex([faces])
> mesh = build(mesh_info, diagnose=True)
> mesh.write_vtk("bunny.vtk")
>
> The code is stuck at build() and I don't seem to understand the amount of
> time this code will take to generate the tetrahedral mesh file. Is there
> some way to output debug information or a progress bar?
How does plain Tetgen (without the Python wrapper) do on this input
geometry? The Python wrapper really shouldn't impact the performance of
Tetgen, so you may need to take this issue up with upstream Tetgen.
Andreas
Hello,
I'm trying to generate a tetrahedral mesh for the Stanford Bunny
reconstructed mesh after reading a ply file. My code looks something like
this -
mesh_info.set_points(points)
mesh_info.set_facets_ex([faces])
mesh = build(mesh_info, diagnose=True)
mesh.write_vtk("bunny.vtk")
The code is stuck at build() and I don't seem to understand the amount of
time this code will take to generate the tetrahedral mesh file. Is there
some way to output debug information or a progress bar?
Thank you,
Kalpesh Krishna
martiansideofthemoon.github.io
drslump scientist <drslump.scientist(a)outlook.com> writes:
> any way to install MeshPy on Win7 without the scientific python distribution like Pythonxy or anaconda?
Looks like it's possible:
http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#meshpy
Andreas
