License?

[stuarteberg]

Howdy ho, neighbor! As you know, @umayaml been using this repo of yours for a while now. I wanted to start using it in one of my projects, so I forked it. But what's the license? BSD or something similar, hopefully?

In case you're interested, my fork can be found here:

http://github.com/janelia-flyem/vol2mesh

I reorganized the directory tree and added a setup.py and conda-recipe. I also added a new function, vol2mesh.mesh_from_array(), for generating meshes from plain numpy arrays instead of .tiff files, and added support for draco encoding.

[mmorehea]

Hi there! Awesome, glad I could save you a few minutes of work. As you know, this repo really only glues several other projects together (some of which also unfortunately do not have a license). I'm happy to throw a license on it for you. I'd leave towards a "Do whatever you want" type thing, but I'll just stick to a stock BSD for simplicity. Please let me know if you need anything else.

[mmorehea]

Also, feel free to drop unneeded scripts from your fork. Things like slices2mesh1 and 2 are just sloppy mistakes, should probably have never been committed. :)

[stuarteberg]

OK, should we try to unify these code bases? I can make a PR back into your repo, then you can delete whatever you don't want.

[mmorehea]

I'm don't really mind if they are not unified, but I'd love to include your improvements. If you have time to do a PR, please do, but feel free to maintain your fork as you see fit. Very flexible here.