Package Exports
- isosurface
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Readme
isosurface
Isosurface polygonizer algorithms in JavaScript. For more details, see the following blog posts:
- What is a solid?
- Smooth voxel terrain Part 1 Part 2
Example
var isosurface = require("isosurface")
var mesh = isosurface.surfaceNets([64,64,64], function(x,y,z) {
return x*x + y*y + z*z - 100
}, [[-11,-11,-11], [11,11,11]])
console.log(mesh)Install
npm install isosurfaceAPI
var isosurface = require("isosurface")isosurface.surfaceNets(dims, potential[, bounds])
Extracts an isosurface from potential using surface nets with resolution given by dims.
Params:
dims: A 3D vector of integers representing the resolution of the isosurfacepotential(x,y,z): A scalar valued potential function taking 3 coordinates as arguments returning a scalar.bounds: A pair of 3D vectors[lo, hi]giving bounds on the potential to sample. If not specified, default is[[0,0,0], dims].
Returns: A mesh object with the following members:
positions: The coordinates of the vertices of the meshcells: The faces of the mesh.
isosurface..marchingCubes(dims, potential[, bounds])
Same as above, except uses marching cubes instead of surface nets to extract the isosurface.
isosurface.marchingTetrahedra(dims, potential[, bounds])
Same as above, except uses marching tetrahedra instead of surface nets to extract the isosurface.
Credits
(c) 2012-2014 Mikola Lysenko. MIT License