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MeshMatchEdges Method (IEnumerableMesh, Double, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean)

Moves face edges of open meshes to meet near face edges. The method will first try to match vertices, and then then it will try to split edges to make the edges match.

Namespace:  Rhino.Geometry
Assembly:  RhinoCommon (in RhinoCommon.dll)
Since: 9.0
Syntax
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public static Mesh[] MatchEdges(
	IEnumerable<Mesh> inputMeshes,
	double distance,
	bool simpleSplits,
	bool rachet,
	bool average,
	bool join
)

Parameters

inputMeshes
Type: System.Collections.GenericIEnumerableMesh
Input meshes to be split and matched.
distance
Type: SystemDouble
The distance tolerance. Use larger tolerances only if you select specific edges to close.
simpleSplits
Type: SystemBoolean
When this is true and there is only one split in a face the code just divides the face at that vertex. If it is false or there are multiple splits on the same face TL_Triangulate3dPolygon is called and the resulting faces replace the existing face.
rachet
Type: SystemBoolean
If true, matching the mesh takes place in four passes starting at a tolerance that is smaller than your specified tolerance and working up to the specified tolerance with successive passes. This matches small edges first and works up to larger edges. If false, then a single pass is made.
average
Type: SystemBoolean
Set to true if you want an average to the vertex sets to be modified rather than using the first.
join
Type: SystemBoolean
Set to true if you want the output joined into a single mesh

Return Value

Type: Mesh
The resulting output meshes.
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