PyMeshLab 2022.2 is out!

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PyMeshLab 2022.2 has been uploaded to PyPi!

This version brings big changes: we renamed all the filter function names, with the goal of making more clear what each filter does.
Don't worry: this version supports both old and new filter names (when using an old filter name, a warning will be thrown). Old filter names won't be available anymore starting from the next version of PyMeshLab.

We also provided a small function that allows to automatically find and replace filter names in your filter scripts.
You can replace filter names in a script my_script.py by calling:

pymeshlab.replace_pymeshlab_filter_names('my_script.py')

Or, you can replace all the sripts contained in a directory my_directory by calling:

pymeshlab.replace_pymeshlab_filter_names('my_directory')

This version also introduces the possibility to render the content of a MeshSet, by using the Polyscope library.
What you have to do is just to be sure that you have installed Polyscope (it is not a direct dependency of PyMeshLab):

pip3 install polyscope

and then, using your MeshSet ms, call:

ms.show_polyscope()

There are also some other interesting features available, and you can check all the details in the full changelog that is available here!
Have fun with PyMeshLab!