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[<sa...@dn...>]

Very cool, this certainly looks promising.  I browsed quickly through a cached copy of the swift manual on google, and de=
composer is indeed a preprocessor for non-convex models that will output something useable by swift.  Unfortunately the U=
NC site still seems to be down so I can't actually download anything.  The swift manual refers to the decomposer manual, =
which I am also unable to find elsewhere.  Can't seem to find any mirrors, either.  Can you tell I'm anxious to check thi=
s stuff out?  (-:

-Sam

-----Original Message-----
From: gda...@li... [mailto:gda...@li...] On Behalf Of P=
ierre Terdiman
Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 3:13 PM
To: gda...@li...
Subject: Re: [Algorithms] Breaking down a mesh into convex polyhedra

>The UNC site which hosts the SWIFT++ page seems
>to be down at the moment.  Does the SWIFT++ package
>actually contain an algorithm to split a mesh into convex surfaces

Yes. Called "decomposer", it's actually an independent lib relying on RAPID,
with its own manual and interface.

The underlying SWIFT, i.e. a revisited vorono=EF walking in a good-old
Lin-Canny way, only works with convex polytopes. So it sounds exactly like
what you need. [disclaimer : I've never used it]

P.


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