Cage opened this issue on Dec 20, 2006 · 1232 posts
Spanki posted Wed, 19 March 2008 at 2:42 AM
I still haven't run your script, but I did notice this...
class myMesh(object):<br></br>
def __init__(self,geom,meshtype):<br></br>
if meshtype ==
"vert": #verts, vnormals<br></br>
self.verts = getVerts(geom,1)<br></br>
self.pverts = getPolys(geom)<br></br>
self.vpolys = vertpolys(geom,self.pverts)<br></br>
self.pnorms = getPolyNorms(self.pverts,self.verts,1) #Normals for
not-triangulated polys<br></br>
self.vnorms = vertnorms(self.vpolys,self.pnorms)<br></br>
#self.pverts = self.pnorms = self.vpolys = []<br></br>
if meshtype ==
"poly": #verts, pverts, tverts, pnormals, planes<br></br>
self.verts = getVerts(geom,1)<br></br>
self.pverts = getPolys(geom)<br></br>
self.tverts = getTriPolys(self.pverts,1)<br></br>
self.vpolys = vertpolys(geom,self.tverts) # <--- ** BUG **
vertpolys() doesn't deal with TriPolys<br></br>
Generate_TriPoly_Normals(self.tverts, self.verts)<br></br>
...note the ** BUG ** line above. Fortunately, you don't need to call vertpolys for that mesh, so you can just comment that line out (or better yet, delete it).
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