A dead-simple wrapper API for V-HACD to decompose a 3d surface into a set of "near" convex parts. Consult V-HACD for details.
Usage:
import { ConvexMeshDecomposition } from "v-hacd-js";
// Create a mesh decomposer. It can be used to decompose as many meshes as you like.
const decomposer = await ConvexMeshDecomposition.create();
// Optionally configure how the decomposition is performed.
const options = { maxHulls: 32 };
// Produce an array of convex hulls from a mesh.
const hulls = decomposer.computeConvexHulls({ positions, indices }, options);
See vhacd.ts for full JavaScript API.
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Voxelized hierarchical approximate convex mesh decomposition
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