Double Sided

[PseudoCorps]

So I've been going through the tool files trying to make it so I can build the bottom of a solid with different values, and I think that I might not fully understand how that works.
Say I have two separate tessellated images, is there a good way to go about connecting the backs of the two (if the sizes match up)?
I tried adjusting the min values of the facets to be the z values of the opposing side, but that gave strange sort of spaghetti type results.

Also, is there a way to set the solid=true parameter from cli?

[thearn]

Say I have two separate tessellated images, is there a good way to go about connecting the backs of the two (if the sizes match up)?

Interesting - that should be pretty doable, but I'd have to think about it for a bit. I honestly haven't done much with the core algorithms since I converted them to C using cython. But the generation of solid models is one part which could be done much, much better.

Basically, it just copies down all vertices, but at a height aligned with the "bottom" of the model. Terribly, horribly inefficient. But it does give a solid printable STL.

I'll look into getting the solid option settable from CLI. I think I made it general enough that it should accept the option already, but I'll try to verify that.