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Fill options<br />

Menu: Manipulate holes Icon: No short cut<br />

Defines the settings for the selection and filling of holes<br />

Using this function it is possible to fill holes within faulty models. Multiple fill methods and fill<br />

parameters can be defined.<br />

TIP: The course of a hole contour influences the behaviour of the different fill methods. By<br />

deleting or inserting triangles on the border of a complex hole, it may be simplified that an<br />

automatic filling becomes possible.<br />

Dialog Fill options<br />

Fill method<br />

Only planar holes: If this option is selected, only those holes are filled that generate a planar<br />

surface after filling. All border curve points are located on the same plane.<br />

Simple Triangulation: This method ignores a possible hole curvature. In certain situations this<br />

may lead into better results than using the advanced triangulation. Depending on the hole<br />

geometry the result may be faulty and useless. For planar holes the method "Only planar holes"<br />

should be used.<br />

Advanced Triangulation: This method splits a hole into planar regions that are filled using the<br />

principle from planar holes. To split a non planar hole there may be multiple possibilities which<br />

may lead into different results. The result of the advanced triangulation may be a concave or a<br />

convex surface. If this method does not lead into the desired result, a "Simple Triangulation"<br />

may be of better use.<br />

Fill parameters<br />

Plane tolerance: If the advanced triangulation is used, you can set which tolerance values should<br />

be used for holes to be considered as planar and be filled.<br />

Minimum surface: Here we define the size of the minimum area that a hole must have before it<br />

is filled. This way it is avoided that to many small triangles are created.<br />

Reference:<br />

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