from femgui import * class MainWindow(FemWindow): def init(self): self.set_title("Finite Element Simulation") # Create input fields self.add_label("Material properties") self.add_float_field("Young's modulus") self.add_float_field("Poisson's ratio") self.add_label("Mesh size") self.add_float_field("Element size") self.add_label("Load cases") self.add_checkbox("Case 1") self.add_checkbox("Case 2") self.add_checkbox("Case 3") # Add a button to run the simulation self.add_button("Run simulation", self.run_simulation) def run_simulation(self, event): # Retrieve input data from the fields youngs_modulus = self.get_float_field("Young's modulus") poisson_ratio = self.get_float_field("Poisson's ratio") element_size = self.get_float_field("Element size") load_cases = [self.get_checkbox("Case 1"), self.get_checkbox("Case 2"), self.get_checkbox("Case 3")] # Run the simulation with the input data # ... # Start the GUI application app = FemGui() main_window = MainWindow() app.run(main_window)
from femgui import * class MainWindow(FemWindow): def init(self): self.set_title("Finite Element Simulation Results") # Create a 3D visualization window self.add_3d_window() # Load the simulation output data output_data = load_simulation_output() # Add the output data to the 3D visualization self.add_mesh_3d(output_data.mesh) self.add_scalar_field_3d("Displacement", output_data.displacement) # Start the GUI application app = FemGui() main_window = MainWindow() app.run(main_window)Package Library: FemGui is a custom package created specifically for finite element simulations. It is not part of any existing Python package library.