subtri
Below is a demonstration of the features of the subtri function
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Syntax
|[F,V]=coneTriMesh(coneRadius,coneHeight,pointSpacing,nTopMin);
Description
The coneTriMesh function creates a triangulated mesh for a cone with a base radius coneRadius and a height coneHeight. The desired node spacing is set by pointSpacing. The parameter nTopMin sets the number of repeated "pie-segments" used to build the cone, and hence also sets the minimum number of points the tip node is connected to.
Examples
clear; close all; clc;
coneRadius=2; coneHeight=4; pointSpacing=0.25; nTopMin=6; closeBaseOpt=1; [F,V,C]=coneTriMesh(coneRadius,coneHeight,pointSpacing,nTopMin,closeBaseOpt);
actualMeanPointSpacing = mean(patchEdgeLengths(F,V))
actualMeanPointSpacing = 0.2491
cFigure; hold on; title('A triangulated cone') hp=gpatch(F,V,C,'w',1,1); % patchNormPlot(F,V); % gedge(patchBoundary(F),V,'r',5) axisGeom; camlight headlight; colormap gjet; icolorbar; gdrawnow;
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