Poly Reorder Command

polyReorder

Synopsis

polyReorder
    [-constructionHistory]
    [-destinationComponent]
    [-destinationMesh]
    [-replaceOriginal]
    [-sourceComponent]
    [-sourceMesh]

polyReorder is undoable, NOT queryable, NOT queryable, and NOT editable.

Re-orders the vertices on destinationMesh so that it is point compatible with sourceMesh. If replaceOriginal is true, the existing mesh will be replaced; a polyReorder node will be created if the mesh has history, even if constructionHistory is false. If replaceOriginal is false, a new mesh will be created; a polyReorder node will be created if constructionHistory is true.

The command requires that each pair of -sourceComponent/-destinationComponent is a topologically identical face, edge, and vertex on each shell of the mesh. The edge must be on the face, and the vertex must be on the edge. This is necessary for the algorithm to guarantee that it is walking the topology in the same order.

Examples

polyReorder -replaceOriginal 1 -constructionHistory 0 -sourceMesh src -sourceComponent vtx[0] e[3] f[5] -destinationMesh tgt -destinationComponent vtx[3] e[8] f[1]
// tgt

polyReorder -replaceOriginal 0 -constructionHistory 0 -sourceMesh src -sourceComponent vtx[0] e[3] f[5] -destinationMesh tgt -destinationComponent vtx[3] e[8] f[1]
// tgtReorder

polyReorder -replaceOriginal 0 -constructionHistory 1 -sourceMesh src -sourceComponent vtx[0] e[3] f[5] -destinationMesh tgt -destinationComponent vtx[3] e[8] f[1]
// tgtReorder, polyReorder1