Example #1
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    def from_json(cls, filepath):
        """Construct an assembly from the data contained in a JSON file.

        Parameters
        ----------
        filepath : str
            Path to the file containing the data.

        Returns
        -------
        Assembly
            An assembly data structure.

        Examples
        --------
        .. code-block:: python

            assembly = Assembly.from_json('assembly.json')

        """
        from compas_assembly.datastructures import Block

        with open(filepath, 'r') as fo:
            data = json.load(fo)

            # vertex keys in an assembly can be of any hashable type
            # keys in the blocks dict should be treated the same way!

            assembly = cls.from_data(data['assembly'])
            assembly.blocks = {
                int(key): Block.from_data(data['blocks'][key])
                for key in data['blocks']
            }

        return assembly
Example #2
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def assembly_interfaces_xfunc(data, **kwargs):
    """Convenience wrapper for ``assembly_interfaces_numpy`` that can be used with ``XFunc`` or ``RPC``.

    Parameters
    ----------
    data : dict
        The data dictionary representing an assembly data structure.
        The dict has the following items:

        * assembly: the assembly data
        * blocks: the data per block

    Returns
    -------
    dict
        A data dict with the same structure as the input dict.

    Notes
    -----
    For additional named parameters that can be passed to this function,
    see ``assembly_interfaces_numpy``.

    Examples
    --------
    .. code-block:: python

        assembly_interfaces_xfunc = XFunc('compas_assembly.datastructures.assembly_interfaces_xfunc')

        data = {'assembly': assembly.to_data(),
                'blocks': {str(key): assembly.blocks[key].to_data() for key in assembly.vertices()}}

        result = assembly_interfaces_xfunc(data)

        assembly.data = result['assembly']
        assembly.blocks = {int(key): Block.from_data(data) for key, data in result['blocks']}

    """
    from compas_assembly.datastructures import Assembly
    from compas_assembly.datastructures import Block
    assembly = Assembly.from_data(data['assembly'])
    assembly.blocks = {
        int(key): Block.from_data(data['blocks'][key])
        for key in data['blocks']
    }
    assembly_interfaces_numpy(assembly, **kwargs)
    return {
        'assembly': assembly.to_data(),
        'blocks':
        {str(key): assembly.blocks[key].to_data()
         for key in assembly.blocks}
    }
Example #3
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def compute_interface_forces_xfunc(data, backend='cvx', **kwargs):
    from compas_assembly.datastructures import Assembly
    from compas_assembly.datastructures import Block

    assembly = Assembly.from_data(data['assembly'])
    assembly.blocks = {
        int(key): Block.from_data(data['blocks'][key])
        for key in data['blocks']
    }

    if backend == 'cvx':
        compute_interface_forces_cvx(assembly, **kwargs)

    if backend == 'cvxopt':
        compute_interface_forces_cvxopt(assembly, **kwargs)

    return {
        'assembly': assembly.to_data(),
        'blocks':
        {str(key): assembly.blocks[key].to_data()
         for key in assembly.blocks}
    }
Example #4
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    def from_json(cls, filepath):
        """Construct an assembly from the data contained in a JSON file.

        Parameters
        ----------
        filepath : str
            Path to the file containing the data.

        Returns
        -------
        Assembly
            An assembly data structure.

        Examples
        --------
        >>>
        """
        from compas_assembly.datastructures import Block
        with open(filepath, 'r') as fo:
            data = json.load(fo)
            assembly = cls.from_data(data['assembly'])
            assembly.blocks = {int(key): Block.from_data(data['blocks'][key]) for key in data['blocks']}
        return assembly
Example #5
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assembly.node_attribute(0, 'is_support', True)

# ==============================================================================
# Identify the interfaces
# ==============================================================================

proxy.package = 'compas_assembly.datastructures'

data = {
    'assembly': assembly.to_data(),
    'blocks': {str(key): assembly.blocks[key].to_data() for key in assembly.blocks}}

data = proxy.assembly_interfaces_xfunc(data, tmax=0.02)

assembly.data = data['assembly']
assembly.blocks = {int(key): Block.from_data(data['blocks'][key]) for key in data['blocks']}

# ==============================================================================
# Compute interface forces
# ==============================================================================

proxy.package = 'compas_rbe.equilibrium'

data = {
    'assembly': assembly.to_data(),
    'blocks': {str(key): assembly.blocks[key].to_data() for key in assembly.blocks}}

data = proxy.compute_interface_forces_xfunc(data, backend='CVX', solver='CPLEX')

assembly.data = data['assembly']
assembly.blocks = {int(key): Block.from_data(data['blocks'][key]) for key in data['blocks']}
Example #6
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proxy.package = 'compas_rbe.equilibrium'

data = {
    'assembly': assembly.to_data(),
    'blocks':
    {str(key): assembly.blocks[key].to_data()
     for key in assembly.blocks}
}

data = proxy.compute_interface_forces_xfunc(data,
                                            backend='CVX',
                                            solver='CPLEX')

assembly.data = data['assembly']
assembly.blocks = {
    int(key): Block.from_data(data['blocks'][key])
    for key in data['blocks']
}

# ==============================================================================
# Visualize
# ==============================================================================

artist = AssemblyArtist(assembly, layer="Arch")
artist.clear_layer()
artist.draw_blocks()
# artist.draw_edges()
artist.draw_nodes(color={
    key: (255, 0, 0)
    for key in assembly.nodes_where({'is_support': True})
})