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I don't see how this would help. Visvalingam selects a subset of the inverted points, so when inverting back, I'll still end up with a subset of my original poi
by vog 14y ago
I don't see how this would help. Visvalingam selects a subset of the inverted points, so when inverting back, I'll still end up with a subset of my original points. So the algorithm still cuts corners instead of adding areas.
- regularfry 14y agoIf you add a midpoint along each edge Visvalingam creates, invert the reduced poly then remove the original points, you'll get a containing polygon. I think. But we're heading rapidly into hackish bodge territory :-)