TRISPLIT
Use to split a triangulation by volume, with the option of saving a triangulation below the target volume and/or appending the results in one single triangulation.
Usage:
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trisplit [options] <original triangulation> <resultant triangulation> <> indicates a mandatory switch. |
Where:
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Option |
Description |
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-v (volume) |
The minimum volume to be removed, rejecting anything smaller. If n >= 0, reject anything smaller than the value of n. If n < 0, reject anything greater than n. This will allow you to subset the dataset in a smaller than n. |
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-c (colour) |
Triangulation colour, where the number is from 1 to 256. If there is no number the resulting triangulation will have the same colour as the original triangulation. |
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-m <digits> |
Minimum number of digits (padded with 0s) in tri name when splitting. Enter the number of digits (between 0-9) that will be used when naming the resulting triangulations. The specified value will be used to naming the triangulations in the following format: <Triangulation>_<digits>.00t where: <Triangulation> refers to the name of the processed triangulation; <digits> refers to the number of zeros used to name the resulting triangulation; Example: Triangulation name: TEST Minimum number of digits: 4 Resulting Vulcan triangulations: TEST_0001.00t, etc |
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-a |
Append resultant triangulations. |
