Syntax
VLN=VLvaryfrom(VL,[dd,rr])
Input Parameter
VL : | | Vertex list |
dd : | | [dx dy dz]; default is [1 1 1]/1234 |
rr : | | [wx wy wz]; default is [1 1 1]*34/14333 |
Output Parameter
Examples
VLvaryfrom(VLaddz(PLsquare(4),1))
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Algorithm (Workflow)
This function, VLvaryfrom
, is designed to modify a vertex list by adding small deterministic values to it. This is done to mitigate issues with boolean operations and numerical precision in MATLAB's Delaunay implementation.
Input Parameters
- VL: The vertex list that needs to be modified.
- dd: A vector [dx, dy, dz] representing small displacements in the x, y, and z directions. The default value is [1, 1, 1]/1234.
- rr: A vector [wx, wy, wz] representing additional small random displacements. The default value is [1, 1, 1]*34/14333.
Output
- VLN: The new vertex list with added small values.
Function Workflow
The function VLvaryfrom
calls another function PLvaryfrom
with the vertex list and any additional parameters passed to it. This suggests that the actual modification of the vertex list is handled by PLvaryfrom
.
Additional Behavior
If no output is requested (i.e., nargout == 0
), the function will plot the original vertex list using CVLplot
with red asterisks ('r*') as markers. The plot is displayed within a figure window with a range from -30 to 30 on both axes, as set by SGfigure(-30,30)
.
Example Usage
An example call to the function is provided: VLvaryfrom(VLaddz(PLsquare(4),1))
. This suggests that the function can be used in conjunction with other functions like VLaddz
and PLsquare
to manipulate geometric shapes.
Algorithm explaination created using ChatGPT on 2025-08-19 01:16. (Please note: No guarantee for the correctness of this explanation)
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