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I have a Goldberg polyhedron that I have procedurally generated. I would like to draw an outline effect around a group of “faces” (let's call them tiles) similar to the image below, preferably without generating two meshes, doing the scaling in the vertex shader. Can anyone help?

My assumption is to use a scaled version of the tiles to write into a stencil buffer, then redraw those tiles comparing the stencil to draw the outline (as usual for this kind of effect), but I can't come up with an elegant solution to scale the tiles.

My best idea so far is to get the center point of the neighbouring tiles (green below) for each edge vertex (blue) and move the vertex towards them weighted by how many there are, which would leave the interior ones unmodified and the exterior ones moved inward. I think this works in principle, but I would need to generate two meshes as I couldn't do scaling this way in the vertex shader (as far as I know).

If it’s relevant this is how the polyhedron is constructed. Each tile is a separate object, the surface is triangulated with a central point and there is another point at the polyhedron’s origin (also the tile object’s origin). This is just so the tiles can be scaled uniformly and protrude from the polyhedron without creating gaps or overlaps.

Thanks in advance for any help!

EDIT:

jsb's answer was a simple and elegant solution to this problem. I just wanted to add some extra information in case someone else has the same problem.

First, here is the C# code I used to calculate these UVs:

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Try both of the scripts below to test - pay attention to the sqrt symbol.

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