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MeshSplitOptions Properties

The MeshSplitOptions type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyCancellationToken
A token that allows to request the cancellation of the operation.
Public propertyCompleteOpenCuts

Gets or sets whether cuts that stop inside the mesh are completed.

An intersection curve that stops inside the mesh does not separate one side from the other, so the mesh is returned whole. When this is enabled, each such open end is joined to the nearest border of the mesh, or to another cut, by the shortest path along existing edges or straight across a quad or an n-gon between two of its vertices.

This yields a best-effort cut where the intersection alone leaves the answer undetermined: the added stretch follows the mesh rather than the cutter, so it is not an intersection result. No vertex is added or moved; faces crossed straight are re-tiled from their own vertices. Cuts that already close, or that already run from border to border, are unaffected.

Public propertyCreateNgons
Gets or sets whether ngons are created along the split ridge, to preserve the boundary look.
Public propertyOpenCutEnds
Gets the ends of the intersections that stop inside a mesh, as found by the last operation that used these options: empty when there were none, null when RequestOpenCutEnds was disabled.
Public propertyProgressReporter
Gets or sets the object that is responsible to keep track of calculation progression.
Public propertyRequestOpenCutEnds

Gets or sets whether the operation reports where intersections stop inside a mesh it splits.

Such a cut separates nothing. When this is enabled, OpenCutEnds holds the ends of those cuts after the call. Nothing is computed when it is disabled.

Public propertySplitAtCoplanar
Gets or sets whether coplanar areas are separated. If false, coplanar areas will not be separated.
Public propertyTextLog
Gets or sets a text log to write computed operations into.
Public propertyTolerance
Gets or sets a tolerance value for intersections and overlaps.
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