vcglib/vcg/complex/algorithms/crease_cut.h

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#ifndef __VCG_CREASE_CUT
#define __VCG_CREASE_CUT
#include<vcg/simplex/face/jumping_pos.h>
#include<vcg/complex/algorithms/update/normal.h>
namespace vcg {
namespace tri {
/** \brief Open a mesh cutting all the edges where the two faces make an angle *larger* than the indicated threshold
*/
template<class MESH_TYPE>
void CreaseCut(MESH_TYPE &m, float angleRad)
{
tri::UpdateFlags<MESH_TYPE>::FaceFauxSignedCrease(m, -angleRad, angleRad);
CutMeshAlongNonFauxEdges(m);
}
/**
* \brief Open a mesh along non-faux edges
*
* Duplicate exisiting vertices so that non-faux edges become boundary edges.
* It assume FF topology and manifoldness.
* The idea is that we scan faces around each vertex duplicating it each time we encounter a marked edge.
*
*/
template<class MESH_TYPE>
void CutMeshAlongNonFauxEdges(MESH_TYPE &m)
{
typedef typename MESH_TYPE::FaceIterator FaceIterator;
typedef typename MESH_TYPE::FaceType FaceType;
tri::Allocator<MESH_TYPE>::CompactVertexVector(m);
tri::Allocator<MESH_TYPE>::CompactFaceVector(m);
tri::RequireFFAdjacency(m);
tri::UpdateFlags<MESH_TYPE>::VertexClearV(m);
std::vector<int> indVec(m.fn*3,-1);
int newVertexCounter=m.vn;
int startVn=m.vn;
for(FaceIterator fi=m.face.begin();fi!=m.face.end();++fi)
{
for(int j=0;j<3;++j)
if(!(*fi).V(j)->IsV() ) // foreach unvisited vertex we loop around it searching for creases.
{
(*fi).V(j)->SetV();
face::JumpingPos<FaceType> iPos(&*fi,j,(*fi).V(j));
size_t vertInd = Index(m, iPos.V());
bool isBorderVertex = iPos.FindBorder(); // for border vertex we start from the border.
face::JumpingPos<FaceType> startPos=iPos;
if(!isBorderVertex) // for internal vertex we search the first crease and start from it
{
do {
bool creaseFlag = !iPos.IsFaux();
iPos.NextFE();
if(creaseFlag) break;
} while (startPos!=iPos);
startPos=iPos; // the found crease become the new starting pos.
}
int locCreaseCounter=0;
int curVertexCounter =vertInd;
do { // The real Loop
size_t faceInd = Index(m,iPos.F());
indVec[faceInd*3+ iPos.VInd()] = curVertexCounter;
if(!iPos.IsFaux())
{ //qDebug(" Crease FOUND");
++locCreaseCounter;
curVertexCounter=newVertexCounter;
newVertexCounter++;
}
iPos.NextFE();
} while (startPos!=iPos);
if(locCreaseCounter>0 && (!isBorderVertex) ) newVertexCounter--;
//printf("For vertex %i found %i creases\n",vertInd,locCreaseCounter);
}
} // end foreach face/vert
// Now the indVec vector contains for each the new index of each vertex (duplicated as necessary)
// We do a second loop to copy split vertexes into new positions
tri::Allocator<MESH_TYPE>::AddVertices(m,newVertexCounter-m.vn);
tri::UpdateFlags<MESH_TYPE>::VertexClearV(m);
for(FaceIterator fi=m.face.begin();fi!=m.face.end();++fi)
for(int j=0;j<3;++j)
{
size_t faceInd = Index(m, *fi);
size_t vertInd = Index(m, (*fi).V(j));
int curVertexInd = indVec[faceInd*3+ j];
assert(curVertexInd != -1);
assert(curVertexInd < m.vn);
if(curVertexInd < startVn) assert(size_t(curVertexInd) == vertInd);
if(curVertexInd >= startVn)
{
m.vert[curVertexInd].ImportData(*((*fi).V(j)));
(*fi).V(j) = & m.vert[curVertexInd];
}
}
}
} // end namespace tri
} // end namespace vcg
#endif