How to add the envelope constraint ?

[ddyx0111]

I followed the example you gave "USAGE EXAMPLES (WITH SAMPLE DATA)" where % PoissonRecon --in torso.points.ply --envelope torso.envelope.ply -- out torso.pr.ply --depth 10. out torso.pr.ply --depth 10.
But I'm having problems running the program.
The program stoped at "geometryNodeDesignators = FEMTreeInitializer< Dim , Real >::template GetGeometryNodeDesignators( &tree.spaceRoot() , vertices , simplices , BaseDepth.value , EnvelopeDepth.value , tree.nodeAllocators , tree.initializer() );"

when “Allocate the tree up to the prescribed depth” ending, the program should run：

typename Rasterizer< Real , Dim >::template SimplexRasterizationGrid< node_index_type , Dim-1 > raster = Rasterizer< Real , Dim >::template Rasterize< node_index_type >( sComplex , regularGridDepth , typename Rasterizer< Real , Dim >::ThreadSafety( Rasterizer< Real , Dim >::ThreadSafety::MUTEXES , regularGridDepth ) );
for( size_t i=0 ; i<raster.resolution() ; i++ ) if( raster[i].size() ) geometricCellCount++;_

when executing “for( size_t i=0 ; i<raster.resolution() ; i++ ) if( raster[i].size() ) geometricCellCount++;”, raster[i].size() is not accessed, causing the policy program to stop.

What can I do to solve this problem? I will be grateful for your answer.

[mkazhdan]

Apologies. In the .zip file the envelope is called "torso.hull.ply" not "torso.envelope.ply".
I have updated the .zip file so that the naming is consistent with the usage description on the webpage.