[GiDlist] Connect 2 meshes

[escolano]

If you have a geometrical model:
Must create some line to connect this parts, and re-generate the mesh.

If you have only two imported meshes:
By default GiD doesn't include any tool to directly create elements (because
we don´t promote the direct mesh manipulation)
but it's easy with a little of Tcl/Tk code to add this feature. Can see a
tutorial about how to create "Tool of mesh edition" at
http://www.gidhome.com/2004/material_courses.subst
I attach the "problemtype" created on this tutorial. Must unzip inside
/problemtypes, and load from
the Data-Problemtype menu
Then is possible to manually create nodes and triangles or quadrilaterals
(no line elements, but it's easy for you to add)

Regards

Enrique Escolano

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From: "IEEA" ieea at club-internet.fr
To: "GIDliste" gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 10:23 AM
Subject: [GiDlist] Connect 2 meshes


Good morning,

I wish connect 2 meshes by linking 2 nodes (one of the 1st mesh and the
other one belonging to the 2nd mesh).
Is it possible to "create" linear elements into the "Mesh" GID window ?

Thank you,

G.W.R. Geis

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[IEEA]

Hello,
Studying the Nastran problem type, I noticed that its material window is
not the same than the classical "Material" window of GID. In particular,
it is not possible to assign the materials to the elements : whenever
ASSIGN is pressed the sentence "This material or table cannot be
assigned" appears !
This function should be useful for my problem type, but I do not
understand how it works (especially, I do not understand how the
NastranPostCmdAssignMat procedure is called).
If somebody uses the Nastran problem type for these own problems, I
would be interested by knowing more about this function.

Thank you,

G.W.R. Geis

[escolano]

Last GiD beta versions have new undocummented procedures for this pourposes: GiD_DataBehaviour and GiD_ConditionBehaviour

proc GiD_DataBehaviour {data_t name args}
proc GiD_ConditionBehaviour {name args}

Can see as sample, the related Nastran problemtype

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# GiD_DataBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of data windows for materials and
# conditions (not currently implemented). For materials we can modify
# the behaviour of assign, draw, unassign, impexp, new, modify and delete.
# We can also specify the entity type list in assign option throught the
# cmds geomlist and meshlist.
#
# Syntax:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour data_class name ?cmd? proplist
#
# data_class could be: "material" if we want to modify the behaviour of a
# particular material if whole book must be modified the data_class should
# take the value "materials". Depending on the value of data_class name
# takes the value of a material's name or a book's name. Argument cmd can
# take one of the values: show, hide, disable, geomlist and meshlist.
# Argument proplist is a list of options or entity type. When cmd is show,
# hide or disable then proplist could a subset of {assign draw unassign
# impexp new modify delete}. The command show make the option visible,
# if the value is hide then the option is not visible and when the value is
# disable then the option is visible but unavailable. When cmd if geomlist
# then then property list can take a subset of {points lines surfaces volumes}
# and define the entities that can get the material assigned when in geometry
# mode, if the value of cmd is meshlist the proplist can take the value
# elements (only elements can gets a material assigned in mesh mode).
#
# Examples:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Table geomlist {surfaces volumes}
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Solid hide {delete impexp}
#
# Note: GiD_DataBehaviour is only implemented for material and books of materials.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------


# GiD_ConditionBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of conditions not defined in .cnd file.
# The properties are : visible, draw and unassign.
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour condname [property | cmd property]
#
# cmd could be enable or disable.
#
# examples
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour Line-Constraints disable visible
#
# when querying the properties you can provide a list of properties and
# the result is the state for each property. The return value is a list of pairs
# name value, like this:
#
# {visible disable draw default unassign default}
#
# the value "default" means that nothing has being set for this property.
#
# Note: draw and unassign can be set or query but

Regards

Enrique Escolano

----- Original Message -----
From: "IEEA" ieea at club-internet.fr
To: "GIDliste" gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 4:03 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] NASTRAN problem type : "This material or table cannot be assigned"


Hello,
Studying the Nastran problem type, I noticed that its material window is
not the same than the classical "Material" window of GID. In particular,
it is not possible to assign the materials to the elements : whenever
ASSIGN is pressed the sentence "This material or table cannot be
assigned" appears !
This function should be useful for my problem type, but I do not
understand how it works (especially, I do not understand how the
NastranPostCmdAssignMat procedure is called).
If somebody uses the Nastran problem type for these own problems, I
would be interested by knowing more about this function.

Thank you,

G.W.R. Geis

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GiDlist at gid.cimne.upc.es
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[IEEA]

Good morning

I have tested the GiD_DataBehaviour function. It is a useful function
that allows new programming possibilities.
I noticed that there exists only in the 7.5.3b GID version.

Note that the GiD_DataBehaviour function of GID 7.5.3.b can be applied
to materials and conditions but not to BOOKS. I will be very interested
to apply this functionnality to BOOKS (next beta version !?)

Thank you again.

G.W.R. Geis

Enrique Escolano a écrit :

Last GiD beta versions have new undocummented procedures for this
pourposes: GiD_DataBehaviour and GiD_ConditionBehaviour proc
GiD_DataBehaviour {data_t name args}proc GiD_ConditionBehaviour {name
args} Can see as sample, the related Nastran problemtype #
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# GiD_DataBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of data windows for materials and

# conditions (not currently implemented). For materials we can
modify
# the behaviour of assign, draw, unassign, impexp, new, modify and
delete.
# We can also specify the entity type list in assign option throught
the
# cmds geomlist and meshlist.
#
# Syntax:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour data_class name ?cmd? proplist
#
# data_class could be: "material" if we want to modify the
behaviour of a
# particular material if whole book must be modified the
data_class should
# take the value "materials". Depending on the value of data_class
name
# takes the value of a material's name or a book's name. Argument
cmd can
# take one of the values: show, hide, disable, geomlist and
meshlist.
# Argument proplist is a list of options or entity type. When cmd
is show,
# hide or disable then proplist could a subset of {assign draw
unassign
# impexp new modify delete}. The command show make the option
visible,
# if the value is hide then the option is not visible and when the
value is
# disable then the option is visible but unavailable. When cmd if
geomlist
# then then property list can take a subset of {points lines
surfaces volumes}
# and define the entities that can get the material assigned when
in geometry
# mode, if the value of cmd is meshlist the proplist can take the
value
# elements (only elements can gets a material assigned in mesh
mode).
#
# Examples:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Table geomlist {surfaces volumes}
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Solid hide {delete impexp}
#
# Note: GiD_DataBehaviour is only implemented for material and books
of materials.
#
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
GiD_ConditionBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of conditions not defined in .cnd
file.
# The properties are : visible, draw and unassign.
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour condname [property | cmd property]
#
# cmd could be enable or disable.
#
# examples
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour Line-Constraints disable visible
#
# when querying the properties you can provide a list of properties
and
# the result is the state for each property. The return value is a
list of pairs
# name value, like this:
#
# {visible disable draw default unassign default}
#
# the value "default" means that nothing has being set for this
property.
#
# Note: draw and unassign can be set or query but Regards Enrique
Escolano ----- Original Message -----From: "IEEA"
ieea at club-internet.frTo: "GIDliste"
gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.esSent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 4:03
PMSubject: [GiDlist] NASTRAN problem type : "This material or table
cannot be assigned" Hello,
Studying the Nastran problem type, I noticed that its material
window is
not the same than the classical "Material" window of GID. In
particular,
it is not possible to assign the materials to the elements :
whenever
ASSIGN is pressed the sentence "This material or table cannot be
assigned" appears !
This function should be useful for my problem type, but I do not
understand how it works (especially, I do not understand how the
NastranPostCmdAssignMat procedure is called).
If somebody uses the Nastran problem type for these own problems, I
would be interested by knowing more about this function.

Thank you,

G.W.R. Geis

_______________________________________________
GiDlist mailing list
GiDlist at gid.cimne.upc.es
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[IEEA]

Note : t is possible to apply the GiD_DataBehaviour function to BOOKS:

if in the project.mat file

BOOKS: the_book_title
NUMBER : 1 MATERIAL : the_material_name
QUESTION : property
VALUE : 1.
END MATERIAL
...

then in the Tcl file:

...
GID_DataBehaviour materials "the_book_title" hide {assign unassign}
...

to hide the assign and unassign button of the materials belonging to the
"the_book_title" BOOK.

G.W.R. Geis

P.S. I prefer correct my mistake myself before Enrique do that !!


IEEA a écrit :

Good morning

I have tested the GiD_DataBehaviour function. It is a useful function
that allows new programming possibilities.
I noticed that there exists only in the 7.5.3b GID version.

Note that the GiD_DataBehaviour function of GID 7.5.3.b can be applied
to materials and conditions but not to BOOKS. I will be very
interested to apply this functionnality to BOOKS (next beta version
!?)

Thank you again.

G.W.R. Geis

Enrique Escolano a écrit :

Last GiD beta versions have new undocummented procedures for this
pourposes: GiD_DataBehaviour and GiD_ConditionBehaviour proc
GiD_DataBehaviour {data_t name args}proc GiD_ConditionBehaviour
{name args} Can see as sample, the related Nastran problemtype #
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# GiD_DataBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of data windows for materials
and
# conditions (not currently implemented). For materials we can
modify
# the behaviour of assign, draw, unassign, impexp, new, modify and
delete.
# We can also specify the entity type list in assign option
throught the
# cmds geomlist and meshlist.
#
# Syntax:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour data_class name ?cmd? proplist
#
# data_class could be: "material" if we want to modify the
behaviour of a
# particular material if whole book must be modified the
data_class should
# take the value "materials". Depending on the value of
data_class name
# takes the value of a material's name or a book's name.
Argument cmd can
# take one of the values: show, hide, disable, geomlist and
meshlist.
# Argument proplist is a list of options or entity type. When
cmd is show,
# hide or disable then proplist could a subset of {assign draw
unassign
# impexp new modify delete}. The command show make the option
visible,
# if the value is hide then the option is not visible and when
the value is
# disable then the option is visible but unavailable. When cmd
if geomlist
# then then property list can take a subset of {points lines
surfaces volumes}
# and define the entities that can get the material assigned
when in geometry
# mode, if the value of cmd is meshlist the proplist can take
the value
# elements (only elements can gets a material assigned in mesh
mode).
#
# Examples:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Table geomlist {surfaces volumes}
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Solid hide {delete impexp}
#
# Note: GiD_DataBehaviour is only implemented for material and
books of materials.
#
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of conditions not defined in
.cnd file.
# The properties are : visible, draw and unassign.
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour condname [property | cmd property]
#
# cmd could be enable or disable.
#
# examples
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour Line-Constraints disable visible
#
# when querying the properties you can provide a list of
properties and
# the result is the state for each property. The return value is a
list of pairs
# name value, like this:
#
# {visible disable draw default unassign default}
#
# the value "default" means that nothing has being set for this
property.
#
# Note: draw and unassign can be set or query but Regards Enrique
Escolano ----- Original Message -----From: "IEEA"
ieea at club-internet.frTo: "GIDliste"
gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.esSent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 4:03
PMSubject: [GiDlist] NASTRAN problem type : "This material or table
cannot be assigned" Hello,
Studying the Nastran problem type, I noticed that its material
window is
not the same than the classical "Material" window of GID. In
particular,
it is not possible to assign the materials to the elements :
whenever
ASSIGN is pressed the sentence "This material or table cannot be
assigned" appears !
This function should be useful for my problem type, but I do not
understand how it works (especially, I do not understand how the
NastranPostCmdAssignMat procedure is called).
If somebody uses the Nastran problem type for these own problems,
I
would be interested by knowing more about this function.

Thank you,

G.W.R. Geis

_______________________________________________
GiDlist mailing list
GiDlist at gid.cimne.upc.es
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[ronda]

Hi, indeed you can apply GiD_DataBehaviour to materials book, for instance

GiD_DataBehaviour Materials Book_2 disable assign

What it is not implemented is GiD_DataBehaviour for Conditions.

regards



On Monday 28 February 2005 11:51, IEEA wrote:
Good morning

I have tested the GiD_DataBehaviour function. It is a useful function
that allows new programming possibilities.
I noticed that there exists only in the 7.5.3b GID version.

Note that the GiD_DataBehaviour function of GID 7.5.3.b can be applied
to materials and conditions but not to BOOKS. I will be very interested
to apply this functionnality to BOOKS (next beta version !?)

Thank you again.

G.W.R. Geis

Enrique Escolano a écrit :
Last GiD beta versions have new undocummented procedures for this
pourposes: GiD_DataBehaviour and GiD_ConditionBehaviour proc
GiD_DataBehaviour {data_t name args}proc GiD_ConditionBehaviour {name
args} Can see as sample, the related Nastran problemtype #
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
----

# GiD_DataBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of data windows for materials and

# conditions (not currently implemented). For materials we can
modify
# the behaviour of assign, draw, unassign, impexp, new, modify and
delete.
# We can also specify the entity type list in assign option throught
the
# cmds geomlist and meshlist.
#
# Syntax:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour data_class name ?cmd? proplist
#
# data_class could be: "material" if we want to modify the
behaviour of a
# particular material if whole book must be modified the
data_class should
# take the value "materials". Depending on the value of data_class
name
# takes the value of a material's name or a book's name. Argument
cmd can
# take one of the values: show, hide, disable, geomlist and
meshlist.
# Argument proplist is a list of options or entity type. When cmd
is show,
# hide or disable then proplist could a subset of {assign draw
unassign
# impexp new modify delete}. The command show make the option
visible,
# if the value is hide then the option is not visible and when the
value is
# disable then the option is visible but unavailable. When cmd if
geomlist
# then then property list can take a subset of {points lines
surfaces volumes}
# and define the entities that can get the material assigned when
in geometry
# mode, if the value of cmd is meshlist the proplist can take the
value
# elements (only elements can gets a material assigned in mesh
mode).
#
# Examples:
#
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Table geomlist {surfaces volumes}
# GiD_DataBehaviour materials Solid hide {delete impexp}
#
# Note: GiD_DataBehaviour is only implemented for material and books
of materials.
#
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
---- # GiD_ConditionBehaviour --
#
# This command controls properties of conditions not defined in .cnd
file.
# The properties are : visible, draw and unassign.
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour condname [property | cmd property]
#
# cmd could be enable or disable.
#
# examples
#
# GiD_ConditionBehaviour Line-Constraints disable visible
#
# when querying the properties you can provide a list of properties
and
# the result is the state for each property. The return value is a
list of pairs
# name value, like this:
#
# {visible disable draw default unassign default}
#
# the value "default" means that nothing has being set for this
property.
#
# Note: draw and unassign can be set or query but Regards Enrique
Escolano ----- Original Message -----From: "IEEA"
ieea at club-internet.frTo: "GIDliste"
gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.esSent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 4:03
PMSubject: [GiDlist] NASTRAN problem type : "This material or table
cannot be assigned" Hello,

Studying the Nastran problem type, I noticed that its material

window is

not the same than the classical "Material" window of GID. In

particular,

it is not possible to assign the materials to the elements :

whenever

ASSIGN is pressed the sentence "This material or table cannot be
assigned" appears !
This function should be useful for my problem type, but I do not
understand how it works (especially, I do not understand how the
NastranPostCmdAssignMat procedure is called).
If somebody uses the Nastran problem type for these own problems, I
would be interested by knowing more about this function.

Thank you,

G.W.R. Geis

_______________________________________________
GiDlist mailing list
GiDlist at gid.cimne.upc.es
http://gid.cimne.upc.es/mailman/listinfo/gidlist