Also animateNodes is now applyDisplacementToNodes.
The funcions are not doing animation, but are responsible
for deforming mesh.
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
This commit add a new object to Analysis: AnalysisStats. AnalysisStats
contains list with 15 values (an example):
-0.000776373 <-- minimum X displacement
-7.74494e-06 <-- average X displacement
0.000774115 <-- maximum X displacement
-0.00416267 <-- minimum Y displacement
-0.00204191 <-- average Y displacement
0 <-- maximum Y displacement
-0.000775108 <-- minimum Z displacement
1.09288e-05 <-- average Z displacement
0.000775122 <-- maximum Z displacement
0 <-- minimum Abs displacement
0.00214509 <-- average Abs displacement
0.00430481 <-- maximum Abs displacement
0.390598 <-- minimum Von Mises Stress
0.93509 <-- average Von Mises Stress
1.47765 <-- maximum Von Mises Stress
Those values will be used to set field values in FEM results dialog
instead of currently used values returned by setNodeColorByResult
function.
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
Existing code was producing invalid results:
a = 9876543212346789864323456.9543234578986432345678
>>> print "{:.13}".format(repr(a))
9.87654321234
>>> a
9.87654321234679e+24
The new converision should work fine:
>>> print "{:.13E}".format(a)
9.8765432123468E+24
Reported & fixed by ulrich1a
getccxVolumesByFace returns std::map<int, int> with ID of volume
and a number of face as per CalculiX definition. The same function is
accessible for python and returns list with the same information, like
this: [[229, 3], [230, 3], [233, 2], [238, 2]]
write_face_load produces something like this in the .inp file:
***********************************************************
** element + CalculiX face + load in [MPa]
** written by write_face_load function
*DLOAD
** Load on face Face2
229,P3,10.0
230,P3,10.0
233,P2,10.0
238,P2,10.0
Optimised by wmayer
Signed-off-by: wmayer
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
Adding detailed information which function is responsible for
creating a proticular section of the .inp file should save
some guesswork. An example from the .inp file:
[..]
***********************************************************
** node sets for loads
** written by write_load_node_sets function
*NSET,NSET=FemConstraintForce
1,
3,
[..]
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
The reason behind that change is that auxiliary variables,
like a file handle, should not be too visible. inpfile was
a good description, but we're handling only one file and there
is no need to use a descriptive variable name for it in every function.
It's enough that is used in write_calculix_input_file
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
