Functions transferring displacements between meshes and displacement fields. More...

Functions
WlzObject *	WlzCMeshSetDispFromField (WlzObject mObj, WlzObject dObj, WlzDVertex3 bgd, WlzInterpolationType itp, int abs, WlzErrorNum *dstErr)
	Creates a new 2 or 3D constrained mesh object using the domain of the given mesh object (with possible refinement) and creating new values for the domain which are set from the displacement field. Mesh refinement will be done if the fractional error length at element centroids is greater than the given maximum and the resulting element will not have an edge length less than the given minimum and the given element does not have a maximum to minimum edge length ratio greater than two. More...

WlzObject *	WlzCMeshDispToField (WlzObject mObj, WlzDVertex3 bgd, WlzInterpolationType itp, int invert, int abs, WlzErrorNum dstErr)
	Creates a new 2 or 3D compound array object with the component displacements of the given mesh interpolated over the mesh domain. More...

Detailed Description

Functions transferring displacements between meshes and displacement fields.

Author: Bill Hill

Date: September 2016

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Id: 69a3fc2057f8d93a7e318821ec8b5de61f3be0df

: Address: MRC Human Genetics Unit, MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine, University of Edinburgh, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, EH4 2XU, UK.

: Copyright (C), [2016], The University Court of the University of Edinburgh, Old College, Edinburgh, UK.

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