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To use interpolate_gradient each vertex must have a height and a gradient defined. However, it is unclear what input is expected for the gradient, as the function only accepts [f64; 2]. From this, it certainly cannot be a 3d normal vector of each vertex.
It would be helpful to have a more precise description or an example with a non-default value of [0.,0.].
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To use
interpolate_gradient
each vertex must have a height and a gradient defined. However, it is unclear what input is expected for the gradient, as the function only accepts [f64; 2]. From this, it certainly cannot be a 3d normal vector of each vertex.It would be helpful to have a more precise description or an example with a non-default value of [0.,0.].
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: