meshlab | The open source mesh processing system | Service Mesh library

Ciao Paolo,

thanks for the amazing work with meshlab,

I was trying OccNet, and I run into this issue

I manually aligned a mesh to another mesh. Two meshes have different topologies. The resulting mesh does not have a flat and smooth surface as is illustrated in the first picture.

My question is that, if there exist algorithms or tools such as a function inside meshlab or blender etc. that can smooth and optimize my mesh.

This is my mesh.

And I want to optimize it such that it is smooth like this:

I am new to meshlab, I can not find the function in meshlabsever or pymeshlab, and I want to take the snapshot in obj files.enter image description here

I have a mesh to render with OpenGL. What I want is to render its edges, but only the ones of the un-occluded faces. However, I realize that this is not possible with only:

I am generating polylines in Meshlab through the 'Compute Planar Section' filter, with code as seen here.

Does meshlab supports re-meshing based on resolution (i.e. 1mm)? When I open 3D data with color texture captured with Structure Sensor in Skanetct, I can export ply with '1mm' option with vertex Color(VC), which preserves texture pretty well.

When convert the data scanned with 3rd party app (itseez3D), the raw .ply data looks pretty well. But when I apply filter 'texture to vertex color', the texture goes very bad. I guess it's due to not enough vertex, right?

Is there any way in MeshLab to do something like Skanect export (divide vertex if necessary and apply texture color to vertex while keep it's quality as best as possible). I need real-world metric for this.

I tried to render an object (.obj & .ply - both doesn't work) using bpy(version 2.93.1), but they were grey (without color), despite that they had vertex color.

how object looks like in meshlab

I want to use a MeshLab plugin (Virtual goniometer) with the Meshlab software however I keep getting an error. I have downloaded the MeshLab May 2021 version and MeshLab plugins as per https://amaaze.umn.edu/sites/amaaze.umn.edu/files/2021-07/Meshlab_AMAAZE_Doc_0.pdf. and followed instructions until the end where I receive this error: "libfilter_virtualgoniometer.so has different floating point precision from the running MeshLab version."

I have ejected and redownloaded MeshLab and Meshlab plugins. However, nothing has changed. Is this an apple problem? If anyone has suggestions as to how to navigate, that would be greatly appreciated.

I'm new to MeshLab and surface curvature. I'm trying to find/store the curvature of a specific vertex of a 3D mesh (obj). I know that Meshlab's filters - normal, curvature, orientation - functions can help to find the curvature range of a mesh, I've been searching but haven't found a way to find the curvature of a specific vertex in Meshlab. I would appreciate some advice on how to do that, thanks.