
New skeletonization method This release includes a new version of the wavefront skeletonization method. In contrast to the original implementation which "hops" from vertex to vertex, this new method travels a user-defined distance along the edges. This effectively allows you to resample the mesh. It's about 2-4x more computationally expensive but can give much better results on coarse meshes: >>> s = sk.skeletonize.by_wavefront_exact(mesh, step_size=50) New post-processing function @zyx287 contributed a function that iteratively splits and re-centers edges that cross outside the mesh-boundaries. >>> fixed = sk.post.fix_outside_edges(s)
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