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Chaofan Chen
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## Description
This tool converts VTK unstructured grids (
*
.vtu) into TIN-format usable in geographic information systems (GIS).
The TIN-format stores triangular irregular networks which can be considered a subclass of triangulated 2D meshes.
The TIN-format stores triangular irregular networks which can be considered a subclass of triangulated 2D meshes.
The vtu-format can store a large variety of unstructured mesh types, but only 2D triangle meshes can be converted using this tool.
## Usage
```
bash
USAGE:
USAGE:
TIN2VTK
-o
<string>
-i
<string>
[
--
]
[
--version
]
[
-h
]
Where:
Where:
-o
<string>,
--output-vtu-file
<string>
(
required
)
the name of the file the mesh will be written to
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Displays usage information and exits.
```
## Example
:
## Example
```
bash
VTK2TIN
-i
input.vtu
-o
output.tin
```
\ No newline at end of file
```
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