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Mesh quality in Emulator
Fiddling around with the mesh on one of the default rooms in the emulator, and I notice that the mesh is not that pretty with edgy vertices and holes. Is there a way to fix this or are the rooms just captured badly?
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Looks pretty similar to the sample mesh image in the docs except that the mesh is shaded.
Opps, accidently bumped the enter key...
What about the image concerns you?
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@Wzrd based on information in the documentation on Mesh Processing, the sample room data is likely representative of what you might encounter in real world situations, including some of the data anomalies that are produced during runtime.
The documentation also mentions a number of techniques to fix or improve the data but also stresses that it is important that "applications should attempt to strike a balance between efficiency and reliability".
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@HoloSheep Allright thanks for the info. !
However, does this look right? Image down below
Looks pretty similar to the sample mesh image in the docs except that the mesh is shaded.
Opps, accidently bumped the enter key...
What about the image concerns you?
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MOD: Please remove this accidental duplicate post.
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As the doc says, it got a lot of holes in it, and some of the walls arent even whole. Gonna look into it in the morning