def drawMesh(self):
cfv.figure(self.fig2.nr)
cfv.clf()
cfv.drawMesh(coords=self.coords,
edof=self.edof,
dofsPerNode=self.meshGen.dofsPerNode,
elType=self.meshGen.elType,
filled=True,
title="Example 01")
cfv.addText("This is a Text", pos=(1, -0.3),
angle=45) #Adds a text in world space
ourLabel = cfv.label("This is a Label", pos=(100, 200),
angle=-45) #Adds a label in the screen space
ourLabel.text = "Label, changed." #We can change the attributes of labels and texts, such as color, text, and position.
ourLabel.textColor = 'r' #Make it red. (1,0,0) would also have worked.
ourLabel.position = (20, 30)
def drawDisplacements(self, figDisplacements):
"""Draws displacements in specified figure"""
cfv.figure(figDisplacements.nr)
cfv.clf()
cfv.drawDisplacements(self.a,
self.coords,
self.edof,
self.mesh.dofsPerNode,
self.mesh.elType,
doDrawUndisplacedMesh=True,
title="Example 06")
# Make use of attribute 'nodesOnCurve' in GmshMesher to draw some arrows on
# the right hand side of the mesh:
rightSideNodes = set()
# 4 and 5 are the IDs of the curves where we applied the forces.
for curveID in [4, 5]:
# Get the nodes, without duplicates.
rightSideNodes = rightSideNodes.union(
set(self.mesh.nodesOnCurve[curveID]))
for i in rightSideNodes:
# Position of the node with displacements.
x = self.coords[i, 0] + self.a[i * 2, 0]
y = self.coords[i, 1] + self.a[i * 2 + 1, 0]
# A poor man's force indicator. Could also use vv.plot()
cfv.addText("\rightarrow", (x, y), fontSize=20, color='g')
for i in range(shape(ex)[0]):
es, et, eci = flw2i8s(ex[i, :], ey[i, :], ep, Ddict[elementmarkers[i]], ed[i, :])
# Do something with es, et, eci here.
# ---- Visualise results ----------------------------------------------------
print("Visualising...")
cfv.drawGeometry(g, title="Geometry")
vv.figure()
# 8-node quads are drawn as simple quads.
cfv.drawMesh(coords, edof, dofsPerNode, elType, filled=False)
vv.figure()
cfv.drawNodalValues(a, coords, edof, dofsPerNode, elType, title="Example 7")
cfv.getColorbar().SetLabel("Temperature")
cfv.addText("The bend has high conductivity", (125, 125))
cfv.addText("This part has low conductivity", (160, -50))
# Enter main loop
app = vv.use()
app.Create()
app.Run()
print("Done.")
# Draw the geometry. Note that surfaces and volumes are not drawn at all by
# this function.
cfv.drawGeometry(g)
# New figure window
cfv.figure()
# Draw the mesh.
cfv.drawMesh(
coords=coords,
edof=edof,
dofsPerNode=mesh.dofs_per_node,
elType=mesh.el_type,
filled=True,
title="Example 01"
)
cfv.addText("This is a Text", pos=(1, -0.3), angle=45) #Adds a text in world space
ourLabel = cfv.label("This is a Label", pos=(100,200), angle=-45) #Adds a label in the screen space
ourLabel.text = "Label, changed." #We can change the attributes of labels and texts, such as color, text, and position.
ourLabel.textColor = 'r' #Make it red. (1,0,0) would also have worked.
ourLabel.position = (20,30)
# Enter main loop:
cfv.showAndWait()
# Make use of attribute 'nodesOnCurve' in GmshMesher to draw some arrows on
# the right hand side of the mesh:
rightSideNodes = set()
# 4 and 5 are the IDs of the curves where we applied the forces.
for curveID in [4, 5]:
# Get the nodes, without duplicates.
rightSideNodes = rightSideNodes.union(set(meshGen.nodesOnCurve[curveID]))
for i in rightSideNodes:
# Position of the node with displacements.
x = coords[i, 0] + a[i * 2, 0]
y = coords[i, 1] + a[i * 2 + 1, 0]
# A poor man's force indicator. Could also use vv.plot()
cfv.addText("\rightarrow", (x, y), fontSize=20, color='g')
# Enter main loop
cfv.showAndWait()
print("Done.")
# the right hand side of the mesh:
rightSideNodes = set()
# 4 and 5 are the IDs of the curves where we applied the forces.
for curveID in [4,5]:
# Get the nodes, without duplicates.
rightSideNodes = rightSideNodes.union(set(meshGen.nodesOnCurve[curveID]))
for i in rightSideNodes:
# Position of the node with displacements.
x = coords[i,0] + a[i*2, 0]
y = coords[i,1] + a[i*2+1, 0]
# A poor man's force indicator. Could also use vv.plot()
cfv.addText("\rightarrow", (x, y), fontSize=20, color='g')
# Enter main loop
app = vv.use()
app.Create()
app.Run()
print("Done.")
# Hold SHIFT and left mouse button to pan.
# Hold SHIFT and right mouse button to change the field of view.
# Hold Ctrl and left mouse button to roll the camera.
# Draw geometry
cfv.drawGeometry(g, drawPoints=False)
# Draw mesh
vv.figure()
cfv.drawMesh(coords=coords, edof=edof, dofsPerNode=dofsPerNode, elType=elType, filled=True)
# Add a text in world space
cfv.addText("This is a Text", pos=(1, 0.5, 0.5), angle=45)
# Add a label in the screen space
ourLabel = cfv.addLabel("This is a Label", pos=(20,30), angle=-45)
# We can change the attributes of labels and texts, such as color and position.
ourLabel.text = "Label, changed."
# Make it red. (1,0,0) would also have worked.
ourLabel.textColor = 'r'
# Matlab style axes (three axes in the background instead of a cube)
# Draw geometry
cfv.drawGeometry(g, drawPoints=False)
# Draw mesh
cfv.figure()
cfv.drawMesh(coords=coords,
edof=edof,
dofsPerNode=dofsPerNode,
elType=elType,
filled=True)
# Add a text in world space
cfv.addText("This is a Text", pos=(1, 0.5, 0.5), angle=45)
# Add a label in the screen space
ourLabel = cfv.addLabel("This is a Label", pos=(20, 30), angle=-45)
# We can change the attributes of labels and texts, such as color and position.
ourLabel.text = "Label, changed."
# Make it red. (1,0,0) would also have worked.
ourLabel.textColor = 'r'
# Matlab style axes (three axes in the background instead of a cube)
for i in range(np.shape(ex)[0]):
es, et, eci = cfc.flw2i8s(ex[i, :], ey[i, :], ep, Ddict[elementmarkers[i]],
ed[i, :])
# Do something with es, et, eci here.
# ---- Visualise results ----------------------------------------------------
print("Visualising...")
cfv.drawGeometry(g, title="Geometry")
cfv.figure()
# 8-node quads are drawn as simple quads.
cfv.drawMesh(coords, edof, dofsPerNode, elType, filled=False)
cfv.figure()
cfv.drawNodalValues(a, coords, edof, dofsPerNode, elType, title="Example 7")
cfv.getColorbar().SetLabel("Temperature")
cfv.addText("The bend has high conductivity", (125, 125))
cfv.addText("This part has low conductivity", (160, -50))
# Enter main loop
cfv.showAndWait()
print("Done.")
def show(self):
# ------ Shows the geometry
geometry = self.outputData.geometry
a = self.outputData.a
vonMises = self.outputData.stress
coords = self.outputData.coords
edof = self.outputData.edof
dofsPerNode = self.outputData.mp[1]
elType = self.outputData.mp[0]
meshGen = self.outputData.meshGen
stats = self.outputData.statistics
fp = self.inputData.fp
bp = self.inputData.bp
w = stats[4][0]
h = stats[4][1]
units = self.inputData.units
# Create the figure
print("Visualizing...")
cfv.close_all()
if (self.geomFig):
cfv.figure()
cfv.drawGeometry(geometry,
title="Geometry",
drawPoints=False,
labelCurves=True)
if (self.elValueFig):
cfv.figure()
cfv.drawElementValues(vonMises,
coords,
edof,
dofsPerNode,
elType,
a,
doDrawMesh=self.meshFig,
doDrawUndisplacedMesh=False,
title="Effective (Von Mises) Stress (Pa)")
# ------ Add extra text
node_x = [
coords[int((edof[stats[0][0]][0] - 1) / 2), 0] +
a[edof[stats[0][0]][0] - 1, 0], coords[int(
(edof[stats[0][0]][2] - 1) / 2), 0] +
a[edof[stats[0][0]][2] - 1, 0], coords[int(
(edof[stats[0][0]][4] - 1) / 2), 0] +
a[edof[stats[0][0]][4] - 1, 0]
]
node_y = [
coords[int((edof[stats[0][0]][0] - 1) / 2), 1] +
a[edof[stats[0][0]][1] - 1, 0], coords[int(
(edof[stats[0][0]][2] - 1) / 2), 1] +
a[edof[stats[0][0]][3] - 1, 0], coords[int(
(edof[stats[0][0]][4] - 1) / 2), 1] +
a[edof[stats[0][0]][5] - 1, 0]
]
node_centroid = [sum(node_x) / 3, sum(node_y) / 3]
cfv.addText("Max Stress: {0:.2f} MPa".format(stats[0][1] / 1e6),
(stats[3][0] + 0.725 * w, stats[3][1] + 0.925 * h),
fontSize=15,
color='w')
cfv.vv.plot([stats[3][0] + 0.715 * w, node_centroid[0]],
[stats[3][1] + 0.925 * h, node_centroid[1]],
lc='w')
if (self.nodeValueFig):
cfv.figure()
cfv.drawDisplacements(a,
coords,
edof,
dofsPerNode,
elType,
doDrawUndisplacedMesh=True,
title="Displacements (m)")
# Add markers
symbols = {
"rightarrow": "\u2192",
"leftarrow": "\u2190",
"uparrow": "\u2191",
"downarrow": "\u2193",
"nearrow": "\u2197",
"nwarrow": "\u2196",
"swarrow": "\u2199",
"searrow": "\u2198",
"fixed": "\u2215"
}
forceNodes = set()
bcNodes = set()
for j in range(len(fp[0])):
for curveID in stats[2][fp[0][j]]:
forceNodes = forceNodes.union(
set(meshGen.nodesOnCurve[curveID]))
for i in forceNodes:
x = coords[i,
0] + a[i * 2,
0] # Position of node with displacements
y = coords[i, 1] + a[i * 2 + 1, 0]
cfv.addText(symbols["rightarrow"], (x, y),
angle=fp[2][j],
fontSize=20,
color='g')
for curveID in stats[2][bp[0][j]]:
bcNodes = bcNodes.union(set(meshGen.nodesOnCurve[curveID]))
for i in bcNodes:
x = coords[i,
0] + a[i * 2,
0] # Position of node with displacements
y = coords[i, 1] + a[i * 2 + 1, 0]
cfv.addText(symbols["fixed"], (x, y),
fontSize=15,
color='r')
# --- Add additional text
cfv.addText("Forces Applied: {0:6.2f} kN/m".format(
self.inputData.fp[1][0] * U2SI[units][1] / 1e3),
(stats[3][0] + 0.725 * w, stats[3][1] + 0.925 * h),
fontSize=15,
color='g')
cfv.addText("Boundary Condition: {0:6.2f}m displacement".format(
self.inputData.bp[1][0] * U2SI[units][0]),
(stats[3][0] + 0.625 * w, stats[3][1] + 0.95 * h),
fontSize=15,
color='r')
node_x = coords[int((edof[stats[1][0][0]][stats[1][0][1]] - 1) / 2), 0] +\
+ a[edof[stats[1][0][0]][stats[1][0][1]] - 1, 0]
node_y = coords[int((edof[stats[1][0][0]][stats[1][0][1]] - 1) / 2), 1] +\
+ a[edof[stats[1][0][0]][stats[1][0][1]+1] - 1, 0]
cfv.addText("Max Displacement: {0:6.2f} mm".format(stats[1][1] *
1e3),
(stats[3][0] + 0.725 * w, stats[3][1] + 0.9 * h),
fontSize=15,
color='w')
cfv.vv.plot([stats[3][0] + 0.715 * w, node_x],
[stats[3][1] + 0.9 * h, node_y],
lc='w')
# marker of a given element (index).
coords, edof, dofs, bdofs, elementmarkers = meshGen.create()
# ---- Visualise mesh -------------------------------------------------------
# Hold left mouse button to pan.
# Hold right mouse button to zoom.
# Draw the geometry. Note that surfaces and volumes are not drawn at all by
# this function.
cfv.drawGeometry(g)
# New figure window
vv.figure()
cfv.drawMesh(coords=coords, edof=edof, dofsPerNode=dofsPerNode, elType=elType, filled=True, title="Example 01") #Draws the mesh.
cfv.addText("This is a Text", pos=(1, -0.3), angle=45) #Adds a text in world space
ourLabel = cfv.addLabel("This is a Label", pos=(100,200), angle=-45) #Adds a label in the screen space
ourLabel.text = "Label, changed." #We can change the attributes of labels and texts, such as color, text, and position.
ourLabel.textColor = 'r' #Make it red. (1,0,0) would also have worked.
ourLabel.position = (20,30)
# Enter main loop:
app = vv.use()
app.Create()
app.Run()
