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    Mesh Vs Turbo

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    The document discusses techniques for smoothing 3D meshes and polygons, including TurboSmooth and MeshSmooth. It provides data on the number of polygons, vertices, and processing time for applying different levels of smoothing (3x, 4x) using each technique to an original 3D model. TurboSmooth significantly increased the number of polygons and vertices more than MeshSmooth, but had faster processing times. Higher levels (4x) of smoothing further increased polygons and vertices and slowed processing times.

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    Mesh Vs Turbo

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    The document discusses techniques for smoothing 3D meshes and polygons, including TurboSmooth and MeshSmooth. It provides data on the number of polygons, vertices, and processing time for applying different levels of smoothing (3x, 4x) using each technique to an original 3D model. TurboSmooth significantly increased the number of polygons and vertices more than MeshSmooth, but had faster processing times. Higher levels (4x) of smoothing further increased polygons and vertices and slowed processing times.

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    The document discusses techniques for smoothing 3D meshes and polygons, including TurboSmooth and MeshSmooth. It provides data on the number of polygons, vertices, and processing time for applying different levels of smoothing (3x, 4x) using each technique to an original 3D model. TurboSmooth significantly increased the number of polygons and vertices more than MeshSmooth, but had faster processing times. Higher levels (4x) of smoothing further increased polygons and vertices and slowed processing times.

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    Mesh Vs Turbo

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    Advan Mx
    The document discusses techniques for smoothing 3D meshes and polygons, including TurboSmooth and MeshSmooth. It provides data on the number of polygons, vertices, and processing time for applying different levels of smoothing (3x, 4x) using each technique to an original 3D model. TurboSmooth significantly increased the number of polygons and vertices more than MeshSmooth, but had faster processing times. Higher levels (4x) of smoothing further increased polygons and vertices and slowed processing times.

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