pub struct HarmonicMapParameterization;Expand description
Harmonic map UV parameterization (also known as harmonic embedding).
Maps boundary vertices to a fixed convex boundary (circle) and solves the discrete harmonic (Laplacian) system with cotangent weights for interior vertices. This provides a more accurate conformal-ish mapping than uniform Tutte.
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impl Freeze for HarmonicMapParameterization
impl RefUnwindSafe for HarmonicMapParameterization
impl Send for HarmonicMapParameterization
impl Sync for HarmonicMapParameterization
impl Unpin for HarmonicMapParameterization
impl UnsafeUnpin for HarmonicMapParameterization
impl UnwindSafe for HarmonicMapParameterization
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