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simplicial-disjoint-union
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Computes the disjoint union of two simplicial complexes. You can use this to do stuff like concatenate meshes.
npm install simplicial-disjoint-union
var disjointUnion = require("simplicial-disjoint-union")
//Example:
//
// Combine a bunny and teapot into a single mesh
//
//First read in meshes
var bunny = require("bunny")
, teapot = require("teapot")
//Then combine positions
var combinedPos = bunny.positions.concat(teapot.positions)
//Finally combine cells using simplicial-disjoint-union
var combinedCells = disjointUniont(bunny.cells, teapot.cells)
require("simplicial-disjoint-union")(a, b[, a_verts])
Joins two simplicial complexes together.
a
and b
are the complexes we are going to joina_verts
an optional parameter giving the number of vertices in a
if not specified, is computed dynamically.Returns The cells in a
concatenated to the cells in b
, with the vertices in b
relabeled by those in a's length.
FAQs
Concatenates two simplicial complexes
The npm package simplicial-disjoint-union receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, simplicial-disjoint-union popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that simplicial-disjoint-union demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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