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Reintroduce features that were left out from the initial release #34

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LukasKalbertodt opened this issue Apr 19, 2023 · 0 comments
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I should do that one step at a time, to not get overwhelmed with work again. Some things are certainly more important than others.

  • Core IO: traits, loading from PLY/STL, derives. Important I think. Reintroduce IO functionality #33
  • Shapes: This requires IO and is very little code on top of it, so it should be easy to introduce that.
  • Fuzzing tests: these are for IO. Might want to reintroduce them with IO?
  • Face delegate mesh: I'm not even sure what that is, it was commented out a good while ago. I think it might be a new data structure I came up with. Not sure if it's any useful, but might be worth looking into.
  • Benchmarks: Would be very useful to make them compile again and have a way of quickly extracting their data.
  • Fat any mesh: I think only useful for loxi, so leave it for now.
  • loxi: useful CLI tool for working with meshes. No high priority.
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