Added a implicit parameter and corrected a bug in the management of selection in remeshing
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ScalarType minLength; // minimal admitted length: no edge should be shorter than this value (used when collapsing)
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ScalarType minLength; // minimal admitted length: no edge should be shorter than this value (used when collapsing)
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ScalarType maxLength; // maximal admitted length: no edge should be longer than this value (used when refining)
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ScalarType maxLength; // maximal admitted length: no edge should be longer than this value (used when refining)
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ScalarType lengthThr;
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ScalarType lengthThr;
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ScalarType creaseAngleRadThr= math::ToRad(10.0) ;
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ScalarType creaseAngleCosThr= cos(math::ToRad(10.0)) ;
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ScalarType creaseAngleCosThr= cos(math::ToRad(10.0)) ;
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bool splitFlag = true;
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bool splitFlag = true;
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bool swapFlag = true;
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bool swapFlag = true;
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void SetFeatureAngleDeg(ScalarType angle)
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void SetFeatureAngleDeg(ScalarType angle)
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{
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creaseAngleCosThr= cos(math::ToRad(angle));
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creaseAngleRadThr = math::ToRad(angle);
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creaseAngleCosThr= cos(creaseAngleRadThr);
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}
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}
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tri::UpdateSelection<MeshType>::VertexFromBorderFlag(m);
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tri::UpdateSelection<MeshType>::VertexFromBorderFlag(m);
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selectVertexFromCrease(m, params.creaseAngleCosThr);
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selectVertexFromCrease(m, params.creaseAngleCosThr);
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tri::UpdateSelection<MeshType>::VertexInvert(m);
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tri::UpdateSelection<MeshType>::VertexInvert(m);
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tri::Smooth<MeshType>::VertexCoordPlanarLaplacian(m,1,math::ToRad(10.f),true);
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tri::Smooth<MeshType>::VertexCoordPlanarLaplacian(m,1,params.creaseAngleRadThr,true);
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tri::UpdateSelection<MeshType>::Clear(m);
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tri::UpdateSelection<MeshType>::VertexClear(m);
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}
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}
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/*
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/*
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Reprojection step, this method reprojects each vertex on the original surface
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Reprojection step, this method reprojects each vertex on the original surface
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