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Hello, Thanks to @sloriot I finally managed to do my first CGAL Poisson reconstruction. Here is my Poisson reconstructed solid Möbius strip: Well, I was wondering something: if you don't have some normals, how do you compute them? I'm personally using the R package Rvcg to do that, a wrapper of the VCG C++ library. Is there such a functionality in CGAL? That would be nice. |
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You can use CGAL::jet_estimate_normals() to estimate normal directions followed by |
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Thanks! I found this example and I'm currently doing the implementation. At first glance the results look quite different from the ones of (R)vcg. |
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It works! Here is the Poisson reconstructed solid Möbius strip with the VCG normals and with the CGAL normals. Hard to see any difference. |
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Hello @sloriot , Which format do you want for the meshes? |
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Ok, will try. Here is another example. Indeed, the mesh is smoother with the VCG normals (yellow). |
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Here are the files. These are the files for the toroidal helix, not for the solid Möbius strip, I choosed these ones because the difference is more striking. NB: The original_mesh.txt |
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You can use CGAL::jet_estimate_normals() to estimate normal directions followed by
CGAL::mst_orient_normals() to estimate normal orientations