BOT_VERTEX_FUSE(nged)

🌸 NAME 🌸

Okay so this is bot_vertex_fuse from the nged manual, and it’s literally here to eliminate duplicate vertices from a BOT solid. Bestie, it returns the number of vertices eliminated. No tolerance is used, so the vertices have to match exactly to count as duplicates — no “close enough” energy here, periodt.

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

bot_vertex_fuse {new_bot_solid} {old_bot_primitive>}

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

Used to eliminate duplicate vertices from a BOT solid. It returns the number of vertices eliminated. No tolerance is used, so the vertices must match exactly to be considered duplicates. That exact-match rule is the whole vibe check — if they don’t match perfectly, they’re not duplicates, iykyk.

🌈 EXAMPLES 🌈

The example shows the use of the bot_vertex_fuse command to eliminate duplicate vertices from a BOT solid and store the result in a new BOT primitive.

🎀 Example 1. Eliminating duplicate vertices from a primitive and storing the result in a new BOT primitive.

mged> bot_vertex_fuse bot1_fused bot1_original
    Eliminates any duplicate vertices from the primitive named
    bot1_original and stores the result in the new BOT primitive
    named bot1_fused.

So yeah — it takes the duplicate vertices out of bot1_original and stores the result in the new BOT primitive named bot1_fused. Slay.

👑 AUTHOR 👑

BRL-CAD Team — absolute icons, no cap.

💌 BUG REPORTS 💌

Reports of bugs or problems should be submitted via electronic mail to devs@brlcad.org. If something’s busted, don’t suffer in silence, bestie — email the devs. 🫶

This page is from BRL-CAD, and the footer only gives BRL-CAD plus BOT_VERTEX_FUSE(nged) — no date or version number is shown there, so I’m not making one up. 💖 That’s the whole receipt. 🎀