Planar Projection

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The plane projection function wraps a given mesh input by projecting a place on to it from the specified direction. This function can be used to patch holes, create a new draped mesh over multiple objects, etc. The required inputs include the target file name, center of the object, direction of projection, size of the plane and its resolution.

Input:

Target: The uploaded .Obj target to be projected on.
Center: 3D coordinate of projection center, by default [0,0,0].
Direction: 3D vector defining, the direction where projection starts, by default [1,0,0].
Size:  Is the [U,V] input defining the size of the projected plane.
Resolution: Is the number cells in U and V direction.
File Name:  Name of the resultant file for the surface lattice.
T: [YOUR SECRET TOKEN]

Optional:

U_Dir: Defining the U diction of the projected plane.
V_Dir: Defining the V diction of the projected plane.

Output:

A list of result files in storage.

Example:

Input: Target

genysis.upload('target.obj')

uvReso = [100,100] #number of quads in U and V direction
uvSize = [200,200] #dimension of the plane in the UV direction

genysis.planarProjection('target.obj',[0,0,0], [1,0,0], uvSize, uvReso, 'output.obj', token)

Result: Projected mesh in black, input mesh in gray.

Result: Projected mesh.