Mesh

[RachnaRam]

Does anyone know how mesh can be generated from drishti?
Sometimes, I can export for some layers and sometimes it exports with zero vertices

[AjayLimaye]

Hi Rachna, Just make sure that you include homogenous region (region with 0 gradient - i.e transfer function touches the bottom of the transfer function interface). Cheers, Ajay

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[RachnaRam]

sorry can you explain what that means? TF touches TF?

[AjayLimaye]

The difference between the two images is the transfer function - one touching bottom (includes interior homogenous region) and the other one is slightly higher excluding the inner region. [image: image.png] [image: image.png]

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