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I tried to transform a DEM from HiRise data which is distributed as GTiff format. The input DEM is available here.
This file includes several no-data value points which include the four corners of the raster DEM and dem2tin seems to add to the output obj the four corners even if these are no-data values.
The following is the output of the program after processing the DEM:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Insertion of vertices in place of nodata pixels at corners is a part of meshing alorithm and can't be fixed withou making significant changes to it. There's no easy way to solve this, simplest way may be just rotating the raster.
Sorry for bothering more on this topic, wouldn't we be able to simply post-process the mesh removing all vertices which correspond to no-data values on the raster?
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I tried to transform a DEM from HiRise data which is distributed as GTiff format. The input DEM is available here.
This file includes several no-data value points which include the four corners of the raster DEM and dem2tin seems to add to the output obj the four corners even if these are no-data values.
The following is the output of the program after processing the DEM:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: