Please refer to the Surface projection page for information on why to use this method and a practical example output.
VMP::CreateSMP - sample SMPs from the maps in a VMP FORMAT: smp = vmp.CreateSMP(srf, opts) Input fields: srf required surface file opts 1x1 struct with optional fields .interp method ('nearest', {'linear'}, 'cubic') .ipfrom interpolate from P + n * normal vector, default: -3 .ipstep interpolation stepsize, default: 1 (in normal vectors) .ipto interpolate to P + n * normal vector, default: 1 .mapsel map selection, default: all maps in VMP .method method to get value ('max', {'mean'}, 'median', 'min') .recalcn boolean, recalc normals before sampling, default: false Output fields: smp SMP object with as many maps as selected Note: results slightly differ from BV's results (sampling method)
% load VMP and SRF vmp = xff('*.vmp', 'Please select a VMP for SMP creation...'); srf = xff('*.srf', 'Please select a surface to sample VMP at...'); % convert to SMP smp = vmp.CreateSMP(srf); % save as and clear all VMP/SRF objects smp.SaveAs; vmp.ClearObject; srf.ClearObject;
smpcreateopts = struct( ... 'interp', 'cubic', ... 'ipfrom', 0, ... 'ipto', 0, ... 'mapsel', 1); smp = vmp.CreateSMP(srf, smpcreateopts);
smp = vmp.CreateSMP(srf, struct('recalcn', true));