Method DynamicInsertPoint

DynamicInsertPoint(UnsafeTriangulator, NativeOutputData<double2>, int, double3, Allocator)

Inserts a point into the given triangulation output within the triangle at index tId, using the specified barycentric coordinates bar. For faster triangle lookup when inserting a point at specific coordinates, it is recommended to use an acceleration structure (e.g., bounding volume tree, buckets, etc.).

Declaration

public static void DynamicInsertPoint(this UnsafeTriangulator @this, NativeOutputData<double2> output, int tId, double3 bar, Allocator allocator)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
UnsafeTriangulator	this
NativeOutputData<double2>	output
int	tId	The index of the triangle in which the point should be inserted.
double3	bar	The barycentric coordinates of the point to insert inside the triangle `tId`. All coordinates should be in the range (0, 1), and `bar`.x + `bar`.y + `bar`.z must equal 1.
Allocator	allocator	The allocator to use. If called from a job, consider using Allocator.Temp.

Remarks

Note: Only point insertion within the mesh bulk is supported. This method requires that output contains valid triangulation data. The output native containers must be allocated by the user. Some buffers are optional; refer to the documentation for more details.

DynamicInsertPoint(UnsafeTriangulator<float2>, NativeOutputData<float2>, int, float3, Allocator)

Declaration

public static void DynamicInsertPoint(this UnsafeTriangulator<float2> @this, NativeOutputData<float2> output, int tId, float3 bar, Allocator allocator)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
UnsafeTriangulator<float2>	this
NativeOutputData<float2>	output
int	tId	The index of the triangle in which the point should be inserted.
float3	bar	The barycentric coordinates of the point to insert inside the triangle `tId`. All coordinates should be in the range (0, 1), and `bar`.x + `bar`.y + `bar`.z must equal 1.
Allocator	allocator	The allocator to use. If called from a job, consider using Allocator.Temp.

Remarks

DynamicInsertPoint(UnsafeTriangulator<Vector2>, NativeOutputData<Vector2>, int, Vector3, Allocator)

Declaration

public static void DynamicInsertPoint(this UnsafeTriangulator<Vector2> @this, NativeOutputData<Vector2> output, int tId, Vector3 bar, Allocator allocator)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
UnsafeTriangulator<Vector2>	this
NativeOutputData<Vector2>	output
int	tId	The index of the triangle in which the point should be inserted.
Vector3	bar	The barycentric coordinates of the point to insert inside the triangle `tId`. All coordinates should be in the range (0, 1), and `bar`.x + `bar`.y + `bar`.z must equal 1.
Allocator	allocator	The allocator to use. If called from a job, consider using Allocator.Temp.

Remarks

DynamicInsertPoint(UnsafeTriangulator<double2>, NativeOutputData<double2>, int, double3, Allocator)

Declaration

public static void DynamicInsertPoint(this UnsafeTriangulator<double2> @this, NativeOutputData<double2> output, int tId, double3 bar, Allocator allocator)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
UnsafeTriangulator<double2>	this
NativeOutputData<double2>	output
int	tId	The index of the triangle in which the point should be inserted.
double3	bar	The barycentric coordinates of the point to insert inside the triangle `tId`. All coordinates should be in the range (0, 1), and `bar`.x + `bar`.y + `bar`.z must equal 1.
Allocator	allocator	The allocator to use. If called from a job, consider using Allocator.Temp.

Remarks

DynamicInsertPoint(UnsafeTriangulator<fp2>, NativeOutputData<fp2>, int, fp3, Allocator)

Declaration

public static void DynamicInsertPoint(this UnsafeTriangulator<fp2> @this, NativeOutputData<fp2> output, int tId, fp3 bar, Allocator allocator)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
UnsafeTriangulator<fp2>	this
NativeOutputData<fp2>	output
int	tId	The index of the triangle in which the point should be inserted.
fp3	bar	The barycentric coordinates of the point to insert inside the triangle `tId`. All coordinates should be in the range (0, 1), and `bar`.x + `bar`.y + `bar`.z must equal 1.
Allocator	allocator	The allocator to use. If called from a job, consider using Allocator.Temp.