Catmull-Clark smoothing (wbCatmullClark).
Calculates the type of mesh-based recursive subdivision described by Edwin Catmull and Jim Clark, at first in 1978. The resulting mesh always consists of quadrilaterals.
Split mesh into Quads (wbSplitQuad).
Calculates a new mesh, which is formed of only quads and generally appears similar to the old one, except that it is welded. It is topologically equivalent to the Catmull-Clark subdivision.
Loop smoothing (wbLoop).
Calculates the type of mesh-based recursive subdivision described by Charles Loop, at first in his Mathematics thesis in 1987. The resulting mesh always consists of triangular faces.
Split mesh with inner face (wbSplitPolygons).
Places a new face departing from the middle of each original face edge. Caps the remaining hole with Sierpinski triangles.
Frame (wbFrame).
Computes a new mesh with higher naked edge count, where each face has a new hole in the center and resembles a picture frame. The resulting mesh always consists of quad faces.
Carpet (wbCarpet).
Computes a new mesh with higher naked edge count, where each face has a new hole in the center. The resulting mesh always consists of quad faces, and can be used to compute a Sierpinski carpet.
Window (wbWindow).
Replaces each original mesh face with a new one, reconstructed on the inside. Each face has the same number of sides as the original one.
- wbOptions. To see the main log, set up the threading model, control the maximum time a single operation is allowed to take, and set options for the Loop subdivision scheme (to use Loop’s receipt or Warren-Weimer’s one).
- wbProperties. Opens a window with topological information about any mesh object in Rhino. Exposes triangular and quad face counts, edge count, current and welded vertex counts.
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