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Would there be any robust way to import a (high quality) non-Delaunay into a CGAL triangulation?
My idea is the following:
CGAL is good at meshing from implicit domains
but other tools may be better at meshing CAD objects with sharp features.
It would be nice if there was a way to import the mesh from 2. into CGAL and mesh other parts around it to get the best of both worlds.
Could this be achieved by setting the
weights in a weighted Delaunay triangulation
and/or adding points until it becomes Delaunay?
I don't have a proper understanding of "weighted Delaunay triangulations", so not sure if this makes sense.
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Would there be any robust way to import a (high quality) non-Delaunay into a CGAL triangulation?
My idea is the following:
Could this be achieved by setting the
I don't have a proper understanding of "weighted Delaunay triangulations", so not sure if this makes sense.
I see there was a related question here: #4125
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