Fixed issue with --width parameter #199
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KernelDepth and EnvelopeDepth were set from the default value of --depth instead of the calculated value. So these initializations were moved to after the --depth calculation. Now the resulting mesh with --depth calculated from width will be identical to the mesh calculated when --depth is set to the same value directly, given they are derived from the same data.
Ply files now will properly read with header types of float32 or uint8.
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KernelDepth and EnvelopeDepth were set from the default value of --depth instead of the calculated value. So these initializations were moved to after the --depth calculation.
Now the resulting mesh with --depth calculated from --width will be identical to the mesh calculated when --depth is set to the same value directly, given they are derived from the same data.