How can I convert a surf plot into a binary volume mask?

2019 5 15
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I am trying to recreat a shape in MATLAB, specificaly, a capsule. I use MATLAB's piecewise function to produce a line that I want, and then I pass that line to the cylinder method of MATLAB. The resultant looks ike this:
And this is exactly the shape I want. However, I need to convert this surf plot with 2-dimensonal data for X,Y and Z into a volume plot, which I can then convert into a mask. I've tried surf2solid, which works but gets me no nearer to my answer, and I've tried polygon2voxel, which fails because when I use the patch function it returns different size vertices and faces. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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darova
darova 2019-5-15
What kind of data do you have and what do you expect to reach?
Can't you just scale your data?
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Alexander Dumont
Alexander Dumont 2019-5-15

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THe best I've gotten so far is I linearize my meshgrid:
P = [X(:) Y(:) Z(:)]
I then do a delaunay triangulation followed by a convexhull
DT = delaunayTriangulation(P);
[C,v] = convexHull(DT);
And then use John D'Errico's function inhull to sample acrss points:
x = linspace(min(X(:)), max(X(:)), 50);
y = linspace(min(Y(:)), max(Y(:)), 50);
z = linspace(min(Z(:)), max(Z(:)), 50);
P = combvec(x,y,z)';
in = inhull(P,DT.Points);
To find points that are in or out of my cylinder
And I display them with
k = find(in==1);
plot3(P(k,1),P(k,2),P(k,3))
Doesn't seem great though.

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