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algorithmic modeling for Rhino

I am trying to analyze irregular shaped  quad meshes with the weaverbird naked vertices component so that I can remove the mesh faces in which all vertices are naked.  I have the list of vertices that are naked, I am having trouble testing if all vertices of a quad face are in that list and then removing that quad...any suggestions?  The image shows the quads I am trying to remove.

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I guess another possible way to do this would be to iteratively remove faces that only share one edge with the rest of the mesh.  I am not sure if this would be easier or more computationally intensive?

I would do it like this: 

NV is the kangaroo naked vertices component, wbReroute is weaverbird reroute faces, and F1 is a custom cluster for flattening one level that basically just stands in for a path mapper from {0;0;A;B} -> {0;0;A}.

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thanks, i'll try it out

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