Mesh2, PangolinMesh, or Dendro ... Pufferfish

[lander (CAD CAM CNC)]

Have a colleague having mesh troubles today, so I’m browsing cool stuff on meshes.

Wondering what neeto tools I might stumble on.

Mesh2 alternative meshing

I’ve found the quadrangulate command in rhino to have no discernable effect on 99% of the meshes I’ve ever tried it on. Yes, it barely quadrangulates sometimes. But it barely does anything. ‘Quad remesh’ on the other hand is a bit more intrusive than I’d like. I believe the mesh2 interface had the functionality I was after. This dialogue looks very important to me. I think users would like this. That’s what I’m wondering… I’m curious as to the status of said development.

I think PangolinMesh missing some labels idk

If there’s any magic GH mesh stuff for newbies that would be sweet

I’ll check out isopod again but that might be too advanced atm

Tryin’ ta get colleague somem’ with few button clicks idk, might have to take over their pc with C# lols

User Issue Summary:
A colleague is experiencing unexpected mesh artifacts in Rhino. Specifically:

• The model appears visually clean in the NURBS state.
• Surfaces were split or trimmed during construction (typical duct geometry).
• When meshing (e.g. for STL export or analysis), previously trimmed-away surface areas reappear in the resulting mesh.
• MeshRepair indicates problems but offers no actionable repairs.
• The user refuses to share the .3dm file, citing privacy and internal constraints.
• They’ve declared the mesh “junk” and claim Rhino is at fault, without offering reproducible steps.

Attempts to reproduce the issue are blocked by the lack of a file.

So I’m jus chillin’ looking aroun’ at mesh stuff

looking into Dendro again

@manuel.biedermann

@ryein - Thank you for developing Dendro.

I wish there were more tips and tricks on Dendro

@laurent_delrieu

@laurent_delrieu