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RCGAL

R-CMD-check

Wrapping the C++ library CGAL in R. Convex hull, Delaunay tessellation, surface reconstruction.

This package is abandoned! See MeshesOperations and SurfaceReconstruction.

Some examples of Poisson reconstruction

Toroidal helix:

Spider cage:

Solid Möbius strip:

Hopf torus:

The Hopf torus is not very smooth. We can make it a bit smoother by reducing the spacing parameter of the PoissonReconstruction function:

Here is a series of three images which show the effect of this spacing parameter (0.05, 0.02, 0.005):

Dupin cyclide:

Clifford torus:

Orthocircle:

ICN5D's eight-like surface:

Stanford bunny:

Stanford dragon:

Advanced front surface reconstruction

Stanford bunny:

Stanford dragon:

Dummy head:

Skull:

Elevated Delaunay triangulation

Bivariate Gaussian density:

Volcano:

Constrained Delaunay triangulation

Face:

Convex hull

Leonardo da Vinci's 72-sided sphere:

Boolean operations on meshes

Intersection

Difference

Union

License

This package is provided under the GPL-3 license. If you wish to use CGAL for commercial purposes, you must obtain a license from the GeometryFactory.

Blog post

I wrote a blog post devoted to RCGAL.

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