algorithmic modeling for Rhino
In a mesh adjacent faces can have incoherent normals. An this make a problem to you.
In a brep this is impossible.
We can take advantage of this!
- converting the mesh in a brep composed of just triangular surface;
- join the surfaces, now the normals are coherent;
- converting back to a mesh.
It's not an error, it's a warning. Closed curve orientation becomes less and less well defined the less planar curves are, and if they are planar, the less co-planar they are. If the curve planes were completely perpendicular to each other then there's no way to say the curves have the same orientation. Your meshes are reasonably co-planar so I'd expect the flip curve to work.
As Hyungsoo mentions though the mesh face orientation should be identical for all faces if the mesh normals are correctly oriented and yours aren't:
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