Marco Livesu

Hi, slicing with MeshSlicer is just a visual thing. It is meant to show/hide mesh elements, but these are not conforming with your scalar field. If you want to cut...

- the coordinates of the centroid can be retrieved with `poly_centroid()` - elements can be removed with `poly_remove()` if it is one, `polys_remove()` if there are many. They do all...

mmmm, this smells like a bug. Can you share the mesh, field and isovalue so that I can reproduce the issue and verify what's going on?

Thanks a lot. I have a few upcoming deadlines, but I will try to look into it asap

sorry but not yet, it's been a busy period :) I'll try my best in the following weeks...

I have tried to reproduce your issue but I cannot find the exact location of the flawed mesh elements. I see that you applied some clustering algorithm and then cut...

I know I've been there, but this does not solve my problem. `glfwInit` will return `GLFW_TRUE ` regardless of whether the initialization happened at the current call or at some...

Yes and no. I have a GL window that is used for online rendering and in 99.9% of the cases is the function that will initialize and terminate GLFW. In...

Thanks, this is exactly what I needed. I've already seen that the issue is in the mesh refinement and not in the level set tracing. In fact, if I just...

hi, it turned out there was no bug in the library :) Your issue depended on a non fully robust filtering of the tetrahedral elements. Basically, you were evaluating your...