Fedor Chelnokov

Thanks for the reference, we will study it in detail later. Here is a picture from the article:  1) We already have bidirectional voxel-based offset in MeshLib (left side,...

I see, we will try to support thickening for open mesh. Either with the method from the paper or by some other means. Your requests are very welcome, since it...

We have some progress with thickening of open meshes. For example, a mesh containing a face:  [NefertitiFace.stl.zip](https://github.com/MeshInspector/MeshLib/files/11628028/NefertitiFace.stl.zip) After processing (very fast, but not yet automated) it becomes a solid...

> wow ，your response is very fast. 1 you did a good job,but still need to optimize,since the cross section of result is not that smooth or flat. 2 how...

> [cad surface.zip](https://github.com/MeshInspector/MeshLib/files/11631243/cad.surface.zip) This object is almost closed except for a few small holes:  The simplest approach here is to fill these holes and then apply the ordinary offset...

Thanks for the expected result. Do you want to convert holes in your original mesh into tunnels of resulting solid model? 

In the next version of MeshInspector, one can make a similar solid object in few steps, see [this video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYgk_-rvpKg). Here is the result: [cad-surface-offset-filled.stl.zip](https://github.com/MeshInspector/MeshLib/files/11655607/cad-surface-offset-filled.stl.zip) After that we will work on...

I see. We will research how to make holes smoother. The option that is available right now is to decrease voxel size during offsetting.

Today we improved `thickenMesh` function, and now it produces much smoother holes in offset: 

Hello, We have an example how to create new mesh object from two arrays of vertices and faces in the documentation: https://meshinspector.com/MeshLib/doc/HowToBasic.html#PythonCodeExamples ```py import meshlib.mrmeshpy as mrmeshpy import meshlib.mrmeshnumpy as...