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These methods are to be specialized to implement all details specific to class MESH required to convert MESH data to TopologyRefiner. Note that some of these must be specialized in order to complete construction while some are optional.
There are two minimal construction requirements (to specify the size and content of all topology relations) and three optional (to specify feature tags, face-varying data, and runtime validation and error reporting).
See comments in the generic stubs, the factory for Far::TopologyDescriptor or the tutorials for more details on writing these.
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static bool | resizeComponentTopology (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, MESH const &mesh) |
| Specify the number of vertices, faces, face-vertices, etc. More...
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static bool | assignComponentTopology (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, MESH const &mesh) |
| Specify the relationships between vertices, faces, etc. ie the face-vertices, vertex-faces, edge-vertices, etc. More...
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static bool | assignComponentTags (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, MESH const &mesh) |
| (Optional) Specify edge or vertex sharpness or face holes More...
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static bool | assignFaceVaryingTopology (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, MESH const &mesh) |
| (Optional) Specify face-varying data per face More...
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static void | reportInvalidTopology (TopologyError errCode, char const *msg, MESH const &mesh) |
| (Optional) Control run-time topology validation and error reporting More...
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These methods specify sizes of various quantities, e.g. the number of vertices, faces, face-vertices, etc. The number of the primary components (vertices, faces and edges) should be specified prior to anything else that references them (e.g. we need to know the number of faces before specifying the vertices for that face.
If a full boundary representation with all neighborhood information is not available, e.g. faces and vertices are available but not edges, only the face-vertices should be specified. The remaining topological relationships will be constructed later in the assembly (though at greater cost than if specified directly).
The sizes for topological relationships between individual components should be specified in order, i.e. the number of face-vertices for each successive face.
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static void | setNumBaseVertices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, int count) |
| Specify the number of vertices to be accommodated. More...
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static void | setNumBaseFaces (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, int count) |
| Specify the number of faces to be accommodated. More...
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static void | setNumBaseEdges (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, int count) |
| Specify the number of edges to be accommodated. More...
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static void | setNumBaseFaceVertices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index f, int count) |
| Specify the number of vertices incident each face. More...
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static void | setNumBaseEdgeFaces (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index e, int count) |
| Specify the number of faces incident each edge. More...
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static void | setNumBaseVertexFaces (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v, int count) |
| Specify the number of faces incident each vertex. More...
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static void | setNumBaseVertexEdges (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v, int count) |
| Specify the number of edges incident each vertex. More...
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static int | getNumBaseVertices (TopologyRefiner const &newRefiner) |
| Specify the number of vertices to be accommodated. More...
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static int | getNumBaseFaces (TopologyRefiner const &newRefiner) |
| Specify the number of vertices to be accommodated. More...
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static int | getNumBaseEdges (TopologyRefiner const &newRefiner) |
| Specify the number of vertices to be accommodated. More...
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These methods populate relationships between components – in much the same manner as they are inspected once the TopologyRefiner is completed.
An array of fixed size is returned from these methods and its entries are to be populated with the appropriate indices for its neighbors. At minimum, the vertices for each face must be specified. As noted previously, the remaining relationships will be constructed as needed.
The ordering of entries in these arrays is important – they are expected to be ordered counter-clockwise for a right-hand orientation.
Non-manifold components must be explicitly tagged as such and they do not require the ordering expected of manifold components. Special consideration must also be given to certain non-manifold situations, e.g. the same edge cannot appear twice in a face, and a degenerate edge (same vertex at both ends) can only have one incident face. Such considerations are typically achievable by creating multiple instances of an edge. So while there will always be a one-to-one correspondence between vertices and faces, the same is not guaranteed of edges in certain non-manifold circumstances.
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static IndexArray | getBaseFaceVertices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index f) |
| Assign the vertices incident each face. More...
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static IndexArray | getBaseFaceEdges (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index f) |
| Assign the edges incident each face. More...
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static IndexArray | getBaseEdgeVertices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index e) |
| Assign the vertices incident each edge. More...
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static IndexArray | getBaseEdgeFaces (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index e) |
| Assign the faces incident each edge. More...
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static IndexArray | getBaseVertexFaces (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v) |
| Assign the faces incident each vertex. More...
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static IndexArray | getBaseVertexEdges (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v) |
| Assign the edges incident each vertex. More...
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static LocalIndexArray | getBaseVertexFaceLocalIndices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v) |
| Assign the local indices of a vertex within each of its incident faces. More...
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static LocalIndexArray | getBaseVertexEdgeLocalIndices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v) |
| Assign the local indices of a vertex within each of its incident edges. More...
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static LocalIndexArray | getBaseEdgeFaceLocalIndices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index e) |
| Assign the local indices of an edge within each of its incident faces. More...
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static void | populateBaseLocalIndices (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner) |
| Determine all local indices by inspection (only for pure manifold meshes) More...
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static void | setBaseEdgeNonManifold (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index e, bool b) |
| Tag an edge as non-manifold. More...
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static void | setBaseVertexNonManifold (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v, bool b) |
| Tag a vertex as non-manifold. More...
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These methods are used to assign edge or vertex sharpness, for tagging faces as holes, etc. Unlike topological assignment, only those components that possess a feature of interest need be explicitly assigned.
Since topological construction is largely complete by this point, a method is available to identify an edge for sharpness assignment given a pair of vertices.
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static Index | findBaseEdge (TopologyRefiner const &newRefiner, Index v0, Index v1) |
| Identify an edge to be assigned a sharpness value given a vertex pair. More...
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static void | setBaseEdgeSharpness (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index e, float sharpness) |
| Assign a sharpness value to a given edge. More...
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static void | setBaseVertexSharpness (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index v, float sharpness) |
| Assign a sharpness value to a given vertex. More...
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static void | setBaseFaceHole (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index f, bool isHole) |
| Tag a face as a hole. More...
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Face-varying data is assigned to faces in much the same way as face-vertex topology is assigned – indices for face-varying values are assigned to the corners of each face just as indices for vertices were assigned.
Independent sets of face-varying data are stored in channels. The identifier of each channel (an integer) is expected whenever referring to face-varying data in any form.
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static int | createBaseFVarChannel (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, int numValues) |
| Create a new face-varying channel with the given number of values. More...
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static int | createBaseFVarChannel (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, int numValues, Sdc::Options const &fvarOptions) |
| Create a new face-varying channel with the given number of values and independent interpolation options. More...
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static IndexArray | getBaseFaceFVarValues (TopologyRefiner &newRefiner, Index face, int channel=0) |
| Assign the face-varying values for the corners of each face. More...
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template<class MESH>
class OpenSubdiv::v3_4_3::Far::TopologyRefinerFactory< MESH >
Factory for constructing TopologyRefiners from specific mesh classes.
TopologyRefinerFactory<MESH> is the factory class template to convert an instance of TopologyRefiner from an arbitrary mesh class. While a class template, the implementation is not (cannot) be complete, so specialization of a few methods is required (it is a stateless factory, so no instance and only static methods).
This template provides both the interface and high level assembly for the construction of the TopologyRefiner instance. The high level construction executes a specific set of operations to convert the client's MESH into TopologyRefiner. This set of operations combines methods independent of MESH from the base class with those specialized here for class MESH.