Increasing Dendro resolution

[laurent_delrieu]

It was supposed to be an old issue with new Dendro version but I also still had this problem. You’ll find many tools to heal that (I have done one in Nautilus) but it is just a matter of 2 lines of C#

BUG: delaunay mesh bake problem

Hello, I did have a look, here is 2 quick fixes, hope they will work. They work on the file you send. Mainly the 2 scripts suppress degenerate faces, so faces with a very small edge. “MeshFaceList.CullDegenerateFaces” https://developer.rhino3d.com/api/RhinoCommon/html/M_Rhino_Geometry_Collections_MeshFaceList_CullDegenerateFaces.htm [image] heal_invalid_mesh.gh (40.5 KB) Mesh result = mesh.DuplicateMesh(); result.Faces.CullDegenerateFaces(); mesh.Vertices.CombineIdentical(true, true); …

Dendro Invalid Mesh - Pufferfish Mesh Rebuild Fix

If you have used the Dendro Volume to Mesh component you may have gotten an “Invalid Mesh” on complex outputs. This appears to be a result of mesh vertices being generated out of Dendro that are closer than the minimum tolerances defined in Rhino (possible floating point rounding error). Saw this mentioned on another post but a quick solution that seems to solve this issue is to use the Pufferfish Rebuild Mesh component with “Merge Vertices” enabled. This fix is pretty computationally efficient…