[Gmsh] 3D Constrained Delaunay triangulation software
Michael Carley
ensmjc at bath.ac.uk
Wed Oct 7 11:43:51 CEST 2009
On Tue, 6 Oct 2009, Thibaut Klein wrote:
> I'm currently doing some non-commercial research in 3D mesh generation,
> and I was wondering if anyone knew of a robust constrained Delaunay
> triangulator.
>
> I've been using Tetgen for some while now but it's been breaking on some
> of the inputs I've been giving it. Robustness is very important for my
> project which is why I was wondering if anyone knew of another mesher I
> could use.
I have written a free (non-constrained) tetrahedralization library based
on the GTS two-dimensional library. If this might be useful, let me. I
*think* it's robust but I haven't tested it on a lot of inputs.
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