Voxel Smoothing 2D
This is the implementation of an algorithm for smoothing voxel structures, I designed. Even though this is a 3D problem, solving it in 2D is a first step. This application displays a grid where you can add or remove blocks with the mouse. The smoothed shape outline is rendered ontop.
Instructions
To generate build files, run cmake with these command line options. Only the
first option is required if you stick with the default configuration and have
Git globally available.
| Option | Usage |
|---|---|
-G"<generator>" |
E.g. Visual Studio 12 or Unix Makefiles. |
-DGIT_EXECUTABLE:FILEPATH=<git> |
Path to git.exe if not globally available. |
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING="<variant>" |
Debug or Release, defaults to release. |
-DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS:BOOL=<linkage> |
What type to build, TRUE or FALSE. |
-DUSE_STATIC_STD_LIBS:BOOL=<std-linkage> |
Advanced option, defaults to opposite of above. |
To build the project, it's recommended that you use your selected toolchain.
It's also possible to use cmake --build . --config <variant>.
When using Visual Studio, you have to manually set the startup project to your
own one, since it's ALL_BUILD by default. Moreover, make sure to select the
build type you chose above when running the application.
In case you want to clean up build files later on, run git clean -xffd from
the repository root.