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DEFORM V14.0.2 Manual

FLWNET

(Object data -3D)
Last updated on : 13-08-2013

FLWNET Object, Gtype, Npoints, Npoly

Point(1), X(1), Y(1), Z(1)

: : :

Point(Npoints), X(Npoints), Y(Npoints), Z(Npoints)

Poly(1), Point1(1), Point2(1), Point3(1), Point4(1)

: : : :

Poly(Npoly),Point1(Npoly), Point2(Npoly), Point3(Npoly), Point4(Npoly)


OPERAND DESCRIPTION DEFAULT
Object Object number None
Gtype Geometry type = 1 Polygon description None
Npoints Number of points used in the geometry None
Npoly Number of elements describing the geometry None
Point(i) Point number of ith data point None
X(i) X coordinate of ith data point None
Y(i) Y coordinate of ith data point None
Z(i) Z coordinate of ith data point None
Poly(i) Connectivity of ith polygon None
Point1(i) 1st point of ith polygon None
Point2(i) 2nd point of ith polygon None
Point3(i) 3rd point of ith polygon None
Point4(i) 4th point of ith polygon None

DEFINITION

FLWNET specifies the built-in flow-net geometry of an object.

REMARKS

FLWNET will be generated by GUI Preprocessor specifying the offset amount from current surface mesh. It’ll provide very useful information like predicting lap, typically when the lap cannot be observed by mesh alone. FLWNET information is described by a list of points and the connectivity of those points by three or four node polygons. Gtype will be set to 1 always, which is Polygon description. Npoints is the number of points in the list which are used in the objects definition. This is followed by a list of 1 to Npoints of X, Y, and Z coordinates for each point. Npoly is the number of polygons which make up the object’s geometry. Following the listing of points is a listing of all polygons defining the object’s surface. For three node polygons, the Point4(i) will be a repeat of Point1(i). The format of FLWNET is compatible with FLWNET format. Applicable object types: Plastic, Elastoplastic, Porous.

Mesh data