# mesh_01

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This article describes the `data/samples/objects/mesh_01.cpp` sample.


The `mesh_01` sample demonstrates how to deform a static mesh as a dynamic mesh, namely:

- Load the static mesh from a given file and copy it to the dynamic mesh by using the [*setMesh()*](../../../../api/library/objects/class.objectmeshdynamic_cpp.md#setMesh_Mesh_int) function
- Deform vertices of the dynamic mesh
- Add the deformed dynamic mesh [as the static mesh](../../../../api/library/objects/class.objectmeshdynamic_cpp.md#getMesh_Mesh_int) to the editor


![](mesh_02.png)

*49 dynamic ObjectMeshes*


> **Notice:** The static mesh used in this sample is stored in the `samples/objects/meshes/mesh_01.mesh` file.


### See Also


- Article on [*Static Mesh*](../../../../objects/objects/mesh/index.md)
- Article on [*Dynamic Mesh*](../../../../objects/objects/mesh_dynamic/index.md)
- Functions of the [*ObjectMeshStatic*](../../../../api/library/objects/class.objectmeshstatic_cpp.md) class
- Functions of the [*ObjectMeshDynamic*](../../../../api/library/objects/class.objectmeshdynamic_cpp.md) class