New 3D Delaunay Tetrahedralization library for C++
Fade3D generalizes the ideas and solutions of the established Fade2D software to 3D. The library is now in a public beta testing phase to ensure that all of its components (software, build tools, documentation) perform as expected.
Note: Fade3D generates tetrahedra. Are you looking for point-cloud-to-triangle software? Then try the WOF Point Cloud Mesher
8 replies on “Fade3D Delaunay Tetrahedralization”
can i try this programme.
thank you.
Sure. I plan to prepare a release this weekend. Do you need a Windows or a Linux version?
would not mind to give it a go – prefer the Linux version, please
Johannes, I have sent you a link to the pre-release. Further I will release the first official version in January.
Hi, I am trying Fade3D with input of point cloud. How can I export the result to something like pcl::polygonmesh or the combination of vertices and indices? It has commercial potential once the trial is acceptable.
Regards,
Julian
Hi Julian,
Fade3D is a Delaunay *tetrahedralization* i.e., it creates tetrahedral meshes. In contrast it seems that you want to reconstruct a surface from an input point cloud, right? In this case you should try the WOF Point Cloud Mesher.
Note: A new WOF version will be released soon. If you miss a feature or if you should find a problem, let me know so that I can include a solution.
Hi, I would like to try using your 3D tetrahedralization implementation in my research. Would there be an way I could use Fade3D C++ library?
Of course. Just use it. The student license is included in the download. If you need any help, let me know (by email).