Closed godpenguin7 closed 5 years ago
int i = rand() % myCells.size();
myCells[ i ].selected = true;
const jcv_site* site = &jcv_diagram_get_sites( &diagram )[ i ];
const jcv_graphedge* edge = site->edges;
while ( edge != nullptr )
{
const jcv_site* neighbor;
if ( edge->edge->sites[ 0 ] == site )
neighbor = edge->edge->sites[ 1 ];
else
neighbor = edge->edge->sites[ 0 ];
if ( neighbor != nullptr )
{
myCells[ neighbor->index ].selected = true;
}
edge = edge->next;
}
Hi!
The array is sorted with respect to the points, so i != site->index
Try “myCells[ site->index ].selected = true;” and see if that makes a difference
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int i = rand() % myCells.size();
myCells[ i ].selected = true;
const jcv_site* site = &jcv_diagram_get_sites( &diagram )[ i ];
const jcv_graphedge* edge = site->edges;
while ( edge != nullptr ) { const jcv_site* neighbor;
if ( edge->edge->sites[ 0 ] == site ) neighbor = edge->edge->sites[ 1 ]; else neighbor = edge->edge->sites[ 0 ];
if ( neighbor != nullptr ) { myCells[ neighbor->index ].selected = true; }
edge = edge->next; }
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you were right totally my fault, using site->index fixed it. thanks a lot, i was dreading switching back to this other voronoi library because yours is much faster.
when i iterate through a site's halfedges and look at their neighbors, they do not correspond to actual neighbors. and even if i look at the half edge's corresponding edge, its two sites are not neighboring in the diagram.