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Results tagged with tesselation
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A tessellation of a two-dimensional area into plane figures that fill the area with no overlaps or gaps. In three-dimensions, we can similarly tesselate into polyhedral blocks.
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Making polygons created by Concave Hull algorithm contiguous
I have a set of points grouped and enclosed by a Concave Hull polygon as in this question. Within an outer boundary that encloses all the polygons I would like to make these polygons contiguous, that …
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