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I am looking for a way to extract distinct subsets of the alpha_shape2d which represent closed boundaries in the alpha_shape. So I want to be able to access each hole(or closed boundary) separately in the following alpha_shape_result:
I implemented an algorithm to start with an edge and find the next connected alpha-segments until all the alpha-segments are met. This assumes for each alpha-segments there are exactly two edges connected to it. This is a wrong assumption, given that there can be more than 2 indicent alpha-segments for each vertex.
example from the above mesh:
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I am looking for a way to extract distinct subsets of the alpha_shape2d which represent closed boundaries in the alpha_shape. So I want to be able to access each hole(or closed boundary) separately in the following alpha_shape_result:
I implemented an algorithm to start with an edge and find the next connected alpha-segments until all the alpha-segments are met. This assumes for each alpha-segments there are exactly two edges connected to it. This is a wrong assumption, given that there can be more than 2 indicent alpha-segments for each vertex.
example from the above mesh:
Do you have any suggestion for doing this?
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