VMTKSURFACERESOLUTION(1)

✨ NAME ✨

vmtksurfaceresolution — bestie, it's literally the vmtk script vmtksurfaceresolution. That's the name. That's the whole vibe. Section 1, User Commands, we're in the terminal now 💅

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Okay so first thing you'll see on this page is the auto-generated boilerplate: Automatic piping vmtksurfaceresolution and Parsing options vmtksurfaceresolution. That's just the script announcing itself, no cap — the real tea starts right after 🫖

Here's what it actually does:

vmtksurfaceresolution : it lets you (the user, the main character 👑) specify an edge-length array that sets the resolution for surface remeshing. And where does that array come from? RBF interpolation ✨ — of the values you specify by positioning spheres. Positioning spheres!! That's the whole workflow. Iconic behavior fr fr.

📥 Input arguments

• -id Id — (str,1), default=0: the script id, aka its little name tag 🏷️
• -handle Self — (self,1): handle to self, it's giving self-awareness 💫
• -disabled Disabled — (bool,1), default=0: turn off execution and piping. Yes bestie, you can just... not 🙈
• -i Surface — (vtkPolyData,1): the input surface, the star of the show 🌟
• -ifile SurfaceInputFileName — (str,1): the filename for the default Surface reader 📂
• -resolutionarray ResolutionArrayName — (str,1), default=ResolutionArray: the array that stores the desired edge length. This is the one, this is the moment 📏
• -rbftype RBFType — (str,1) in ['thinplatespline', 'biharmonic', 'triharmonic'], default=biharmonic: which flavor of RBF interpolation you want. Pick your fighter 🥊
• -opacity Opacity — (float,1) >= 0.0 and <= 1.0, default=1.0: the object opacities in the scene. Stay in that range, queen — it's a hard limit, not a suggestion 🚧
• -renderer vmtkRenderer — (vmtkRenderer,1): an external renderer, if you're bringing your own 🎬
• -ofile SurfaceOutputFileName — (str,1): the filename for the default Surface writer 📝

📤 Output arguments

• -id Id — (str,1), default=0: the script id again, she contains multitudes 🔁
• -handle Self — (self,1): handle to self, round two 💫
• -o Surface — (vtkPolyData,1): and there's your surface, out the other side. Slay 🌈

Lowkey important: the -opacity value must sit between 0.0 and 1.0 inclusive. Go outside that range and the vibes are simply not it. 😭

And that's the page, bestie! Written by the vmtk girlies, version 1.5, dated April 2026 — this was VMTKSURFACERESOLUTION(1) from the User Commands section. Go remesh something gorgeous. Mwah 💋🎀🦋