CompareTris
Use this option to check to see if two triangulations are equal. It checks points, triangles, surface area, volume, extents, graphic properties.
Important: Be sure to include capital letters when typing the name of this program. It is case-sensitive.
Usage:
CompareTris <?.00t> <?.00t> -[p|t|s|v|e|g]
<> indicates a mandatory switch. [ ] indicates an optional switch |
Where:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-p [##.##]
|
Compare points. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-t
|
Compare triangles |
-s [##.##]
|
Compare surface area. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-v [##.##]
|
Compare volume. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-e [##.##]
|
Compare extents. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-g
|
Compare graphic properties |
Verbose
|
Verbose level: (0) Quiet, (1) PassFail, (2) Tests, (3) Details |
Example:
CompareTris a.00t b.00t -g -p 0.01 (graphics and point testing)
CompareTris a.00t b.00t (all tests except graphics testing)
