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C++ code is out! The Signed Heat Method has been added to geometry-central. In 3D, compute generalized SDFs to point clouds, triangle meshes, and polygon meshes. The method should "just work" on geometry with holes, intersections, nonmanifold-ness, etc. Links below 🔽

56,725 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Nicole Feng
Nicole Feng1 год назад

Demo projects here: The demo projects let you try things out right away: load your own data, play around with constraints, export solutions. I also included a Blender file with the shader I used to make our paper figures. Enjoy!

Фото профиля Nicole Feng
Nicole Feng1 год назад

Main X thread here: Paper and project here:

Фото профиля Nicole Feng
Nicole Feng1 год назад

FYI shoutout to Chris Yu and Nick Sharp (@nmwsharp) for developing the awesome volume grid/tet visualization features in Polyscope.

Фото профиля Hayden
Hayden1 год назад

sick

Фото профиля Hugo Elias
Hugo Elias1 год назад

very cool, I love the idea & the paper! SDFs 💞

Фото профиля Dan Brickley
Dan Brickley1 год назад

Do the point cloud methods make sense for 3D Gaussian splats?

Фото профиля Nicole Feng
Nicole Feng1 год назад

Haven't tried gaussian splats, but in principle the method should work as you have normals for the geometry - which for gaussians might be done by taking a gradient where you've deemed your zero level set surface to be. Might be some finicky details to figure out.

Фото профиля Ronal Dragon
Ronal Dragon1 год назад

incredible! I'll see if I can replace CGAL's AlphaWrap with it (for offset surfaces)

Фото профиля Kiaran Ritchie
Kiaran Ritchie1 год назад

Amazing. I could use this.

Фото профиля 木十
木十1 год назад

wow

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