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@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ Layers list:
+-----------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | **Sdc** |The lowest level layer, implements the core subdivision details |
| | Subdivision Core |to facilitate the generation of consistent results. |
| | `Sdc Overview <sdc_overview.html>`__ | |
| | Subdivision Core |to facilitate the generation of consistent results. Most cases will only |
| | `Sdc Overview <sdc_overview.html>`__ |require the use of simple public types and constants from Sdc. |
+-----------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | **Vtr** | A suite of classes to provide an intermediate |
| | Vectorized Topological Representation | representation of topology that supports efficient refinement. |

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@ -39,7 +39,8 @@ Subdivision Core (Sdc)
Sdc is the lowest level layer in OpenSubdiv. Its intent is to separate
the core subdivision details from any particular representation of a mesh
(it was previously bound to Hbr) to facilitate the generation of consistent
results to other mesh representations, both internal and external to OpenSubdiv.
results with other mesh representations, both internal and external to
OpenSubdiv.
The functionality can be divided roughly into three sections:
@ -47,6 +48,12 @@ The functionality can be divided roughly into three sections:
* computations required to support semi-sharp creasing
* computations for mask weights of subdivided vertices for all schemes
For most common usage, familiarity with only the first of these is necessary --
primarily the use of public types and constants for the choice of subdivision
scheme and its associated options. The latter two provide the basis for a
more comprehensive implementation of subdivision, which requires considerably
more understanding and effort.
Overall the approach taken was to extract the functionality at as low a
level as possible. In some cases they are not far from being simple global
functions. The intent was to start at a low level and build any higher

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@ -37,11 +37,14 @@ Vectorized Topology Representation (Vtr)
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*Vtr* consists of a suite of classes that collectively provide an intermediate
representation of topology that supports efficient refinement. *Vtr* is
intended for internal use only and is currently accessed through the *Far*
layer by the `Far::TopologyRefiner <far_overview.html>`__, which assembles
representation of topology that supports efficient refinement.
*Vtr* is intended for internal use only and is currently accessed through the
*Far* layer by the `Far::TopologyRefiner <far_overview.html>`__, which assembles
these *Vtr* classes to meet the topological and refinement needs of the *Far*
layer.
layer. What follows is therefore more intended to provide insite into the
underlying architecture than to describe particular usage. For documentation
more relevant to direct usage, proceed to the *Far* section previously noted.
*Vtr* is vectorized in that its topological data is stored more as a collection of
vectors of primitive elements rather than as the faces, vertices and edges that