Re: Howto model decoupled hierarchies?
- From: "Thomas Kowalski" <th-ko@xxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Nov 2006 08:31:17 -0800
Hi Neo,
I would like to understand your application. You want to store data
that will allow you to construct the surface of some object. To
maximize performance, I am assuming you are store both raw and
calculated data.
Correct.
Is the raw data the absolute position of each point
(ie x, y, z).
Yes, just the three coordinates.
Is the calculated data a vector from each point to each
adjacent points on surface?
Nearly. calculated data might be the convex hull of the contour (closed
polygon) or a kD-Tree.
Regards,
Thomas Kowalski
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