earcut-py
A pure Python port of the earcut polygon triangulation library.
- Based on the earcut 2.2.4 release.
- An additional utility
earcut.utils_3dcan be used to project polygons from 3D to 2D space before triangulation, instead of just ignoring z components. (requires NumPy) - License: ISC
This project is a fork of joshuaskelly/earcut-python.
Usage
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