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\nLine resampling removes vertices from the line or the boundary line of the region while trying to keep the original shape.

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When resampling, whether a vertex will be removed depends on the resample distance and the relationship between the positions of the vertex and its previous and next vertexes.

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  1. The following example illustrates how a polyline containing six vertices is resampled.
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  1. Make a line passing through vertex 2 and perpendicular to line 12. Find the two points A and B on the perpendicular line whose distances to vertex 2 are equal to the specified resample distance. Judge whether vertex 3 is in the resample area. Remove vertex 2 if vertex 3 is within the resample area; otherwise, keep vertex 2. As we see, vertex 3 is within the resample area, so vertex 2 will be removed.
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  1. Vertex 5 and 6 are both within the resample areas, therefore, only vertex 1, 3 and 6 are kept. The polyline after resampling is shown as below.
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