Crate: Announcing Spade 2 - Delaunay Triangulations for the Rust Ecosystem

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  • spade

    Delaunay Triangulations for the Rust Ecosystem (by Stoeoef)

    • For a comparison with other crates refer to the delaunay_compare readme.

  • foxtrot

    A fast, experimental STEP file viewer (by Formlabs)

    • I'm the author of cdt, which is based on "Sweep‐line algorithm for constrained Delaunay triangulation" (Zalik '08) and "A faster circle-sweep Delaunay triangulation algorithm" (Biniaz '11).

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