How can I avoid intersecting triangles in regular triangulation?

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It gives me intersecting triangles with a regular triangulation. I have 2 questions a) is this possible? b) How can I remove intersecting triangles? Question a) Seems to me logical with human sense but what is with question b)? Is there a library that can do regular triangulation with any weights, for example random weight and without any interseting triangles and how would it done? Remove the intersecting triangles? It can be a lot of work to detect it. Thank you!

Posted 11-Jul-14 1:45am

phpdna

Updated 11-Jul-14 2:02am

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CHill60 11-Jul-14 7:48am

Your question does not make a lot of sense. Nor have you indicated what (programming) language you are using. Have you done any research and tried anything yet?

phpdna 11-Jul-14 7:51am

What do you mean it doesn't make any sense? When you have a regular triangulation with weights is there a triangulation such that there is no intersecting triangles ALWAYS possible? Without weights that's easy.

Richard MacCutchan 11-Jul-14 8:52am

That has nothing to do with programming. If you want help with mathematics then this is the wrong place.

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phpdna · Answer 1 · 2014-07-23T04:00:00

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I think it's a programming question. Anyway I think I solved the problem.

Posted 23-Jul-14 4:00am

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