As for update existing vertices. Does the vertex marked 1/8 is an old vertex or a new created vertex?
Staffantiamoeba
newly created, I believe
sandykzhang
How do we account for different edges with varying degrees of sharpness? (professor mentioned its possible but glossed over this in the lecture)
yzyz
The reason these edges are sharp is because their vertices are only weighted with vertices along the edge, and the other vertices of the adjacent faces have no weight. To apply varying degrees of sharpness to an edge, we can give these vertices in adjacent faces some weight, and how much they are weighted will affect how sharp or smooth the edge is.
As for update existing vertices. Does the vertex marked 1/8 is an old vertex or a new created vertex?
newly created, I believe
How do we account for different edges with varying degrees of sharpness? (professor mentioned its possible but glossed over this in the lecture)
The reason these edges are sharp is because their vertices are only weighted with vertices along the edge, and the other vertices of the adjacent faces have no weight. To apply varying degrees of sharpness to an edge, we can give these vertices in adjacent faces some weight, and how much they are weighted will affect how sharp or smooth the edge is.