In function i3slib::i3s::convert_geomery(), I notice that src_pos return a relative position of mesh, which should be a std::vector<Vec3d>, and the src_pos.size() should return the size of vertices. But when I use a vertices with triangluar indices, the size() function of Mesh_attrb return an index size like this:
so, the next step code (in row 213)
will always touch an assert: ERROR: mesh->size() != rel_pos.size();
I want to know, did I miss something? or the indices should not calculate like this?
In function
so, the next step code (in row 213)
will always touch an assert: ERROR: mesh->size() != rel_pos.size();
I want to know, did I miss something? or the indices should not calculate like this?
i3slib::i3s::convert_geomery(), I notice thatsrc_posreturn a relative position of mesh, which should be astd::vector<Vec3d>, and thesrc_pos.size()should return the size of vertices. But when I use a vertices with triangluar indices, thesize()function ofMesh_attrbreturn an index size like this: