Cut (without VTK)¶
Description¶
Cut a grid (structured of unstructured) using a given geometrical shape.
Construction¶
import antares
myt = antares.Treatment('acut')
Parameters¶
- base:
Base The input base to be cut.
- base:
- coordinates: list(str)
The variable names that define the set of coordinates. If no value is given, the default coordinate system of the base is used.
- nb_cuts: int, default= 1
The desired number of cuts of the same kind. It defines the length of the list of the varying arguments. Performing multiple cuts at once, ‘origin’, ‘normal’, ‘axis’, ‘angle’, ‘radius’ become lists of parameters.
- type: str, default= ‘plane’
The type of geometrical shape used to cut. The values are: - plane - cone - cylinder - sphere - polyline The cone is a right circular cone.
- origin: tuple(float),
The coordinates (tuple of 3 floats) of the origin used to define the cutting shape. Used for: - plane - cone - cylinder - sphere
- normal: tuple(float),
The coordinates (tuple of 3 floats) of the normal vector used to define a cutting plane (type=’plane’).
- angle: float,
Angle (in radian) of the cone at the apex for a cutting cone (type=’cone’).
- radius: float,
Radius of the cutting cylinder or sphere (type=’cylinder’ or type=’sphere’).
- axis: tuple(float),
The coordinates of the axis of rotation of the cutting cylinder or cone (type=’cylinder’ or type=’cone’).
example: axis**=[0., 0., 1.] to set ‘z’ as the axis in 3D with the cartesian **coordinates [‘x’, ‘y’, ‘z’]
The coordinates of the extrusion direction of the cutting polyline (type=’polyline’)
example: axis**=[0., 0., 1.] to set ‘theta’ as the extrusion axis in 3D with the cylindrical **coordinates [‘x’, ‘r’, ‘theta’]
- line_points: list(tuple(float)),
List of point coordinates for type=’polyline’. Definition points must be given in the same frame of reference as the base. The points must defined a line in the space made by the coordinates except the extrusion axis.
example: line_points**=[(-4., 2., 0.), (1., 2., 0.)]. If ‘theta’ is the extrusion axis with **coordinates [‘x’, ‘r’, ‘theta’], then the last coordinates of points must be the same.
- expert: dict {int: string, …}, default= {2: ‘bi’, 3: ‘tri’, 4: ‘qua’}
Options dedicated to expert users. The dict is the set of accepted polygons in resulting mesh. Keys are the number of vertices in polygons. Values are the element types.
- memory_mode: bool, default= False
If True, the initial base is deleted on the fly to limit memory usage.
- cutter: dict, default= None
If not None, re-use the cutter from a previous cut.
- return_cutter: bool, default= False
If True, the treatment also returns the cutters. The returned variable is a dictionary whose keys are the zone names and the values are a list of cutters of type
antares.utils.geomcut.cutter.Cutter.
- with_families: bool, default= False
If True, the output of the treatment contains rebuilt families based on the input base. All the families and all the levels of sub-families are rebuilt, but only attributes and Zone are transfered (not yet implemented for Boundary and Window).
Preconditions¶
If shared coordinates, ALL coordinates must be in the shared instant.
Requirements for cut type: - Cone: ‘angle’, ‘axis’, ‘origin’ - Cylinder: ‘axis’, ‘origin’, ‘radius’ - Plane: ‘origin’, ‘normal’ - Sphere: ‘origin’, ‘radius’ - Polyline: ‘axis’, ‘line_points’
Postconditions¶
If with_families is enabled, the output base contains the reconstructed families of base.
Example¶
The following example shows a cutting with a plane defined with the point (0., 0., 0.) and the normal vector (1., 0., 0.).
import antares
myt = antares.Treatment('acut')
myt['base'] = base
myt['type'] = 'plane'
myt['origin'] = [0., 0., 0.]
myt['normal'] = [1., 0., 0.]
cutbase = myt.execute()
Main functions¶
Examples¶
Look at examples in antares/examples/treatment:
multicut_cylinder.py
multicut_plane.py
polyline.py