Example a_backup/ab: Simplex element example

This example demonstrates displaying a simple mesh of simplex elements.

The comfile run by this example is as follows:

#Example_ab: Simplex element mesh
#
# Reads in a very simple 2-D simplex mesh, sets an appropriate view of it and
# turns on node numbers.
#
#----------
#
# Create some materials for use in this example.
gfx create material blue ambient 0.2 0.2 1 diffuse 0.2 0.2 1
gfx create material orange ambient 0.9 0.2 0 diffuse 0.9 0.2 0
#
# Open and set up 3D viewing window
gfx create window 1
gfx modify window 1 view parallel interest_point -0.2 0.15 0 eye_point -0.2 0.1 4 up_vector 0 1 0 view_angle 35 near_clipping 0.1 far_clipping 10        
#
# Draw axes with an appropriate colour and size.
gfx modify g_element "/" point as 1 glyph axes_xyz general size "0.5*0.5*0.5" select_on material blue selected_material default;
#
# Read in nodes and elements defining the mesh created in example 1371. The
# element and node groups have also been called 'example_1371'.
gfx read nodes example example_1371.exnode
gfx read elements example example_1371.exelem
#
# Create initial view with node numbers.
# First ensure tessellation is good enough to see colours later
gfx define tessellation default minimum_divisions "8" refinement_factors "1";
gfx modify g_element example_1371 general clear;
gfx modify g_element example_1371 lines coordinate coordinates material default;
gfx modify g_element example_1371 node_points coordinate coordinates material orange label cmiss_number;
#
#----------
#
# Now we use a spectrum to display the xi coordinates.
# Firstly, define the fields so that they are available in the scene editor.
gfx define field xi1 component xi.1
gfx define field xi2 component xi.2
# Now compute the "fictional" xi3 coordinate.
# In simplex coordinates, there are actually three basis coordinates, but
# only two of them are needed.  The third can be derived.
# In this case, xi3 = 1 - xi1 - xi2.
# 
gfx define field xi3_intermediate_a add fields xi1 xi2
gfx define field one constant 1
gfx define field xi3 add fields one xi3_intermediate_a scale_factors 1 -1
# The surfaces can now be added using the scene editor.
# That is how this was originally done.
# The "command line" to do this was then obtained by "reverse engineering", 
# i.e. getting cmgui to spit out the line that represents the current state
# of an object, like this: gfx list g_element
# The surfaces line was then copied and pasted into this script.
gfx modify g_element example_1371 surfaces coordinate coordinates select_on material default data xi1 spectrum default selected_material default_selected render_shaded;
# It is educational to change the spectrum data to xi2 and xi3
# to get an intuitive feeling for how these coordinates work.
# If you do this via the scene editor, you can select the
# "Data" drop-down, and then use the keyboard cursor keys to 
# alternate amongst xi1, xi2 and xi3.
# For example, you will notice that in this mesh, 
# the red part of each triangle rotates from vertex to vertex 
# in the same rotational direction in all elements.
#
# Finally, surfaces and lines co-exist better with perturbation on.
gfx modify window 1 set perturb_lines

Files used by this example are:

Name                 Modified     Size

example_ab.com       20-Apr-2012  3.0k
COPYRIGHT            19-Apr-2012  504 
example_1371.exelem  20-Apr-2012  9.4k
example_1371.exnode  20-Apr-2012  2.2k

Download the entire example:

Name                         Modified     Size

examples_a_backup_ab.tar.gz  12-Aug-2014  340k

Testing status by version:

Testing status by file:

• status
  

  x86_64-linux
  139	cmgui-wx:	error exit status 139.
  139	cmgui-wx-debug:	error exit status 139.
  139	cmgui-wx-debug-memorycheck:	error exit status 139.
  139	cmgui-wx-debug-valgrind:	error exit status 139.

  
  
• cmiss_test.log
  

  i686-linux
  Success	cmgui-wx:	diff test: no differences with generic answer.
  Success	cmgui-wx-debug:	diff test: no differences with generic answer.
  Success	cmgui-wx-debug-memorycheck:	diff test: no differences with generic answer.
  Failure	cmgui-wx-debug-valgrind:	diff test: differences with generic answer; Test output.
  x86_64-linux
  Failure	cmgui-wx:	diff test: differences with generic answer; Test output.
  Failure	cmgui-wx-debug:	diff test: differences with generic answer; Test output.
  Failure	cmgui-wx-debug-memorycheck:	diff test: differences with generic answer; Test output.
  Failure	cmgui-wx-debug-valgrind:	diff test: differences with generic answer; Test output.

  
  

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