coordinates of origin by a point and axes directions by a line or a
vector.
\n <b>TUI command:</b> <em>geompy.MakeMarkerPntTwoVec(Center, VectorX,
-VectorY)</em> where Center is a point specified the coordinate system location,
-VectorX is a derection of OX axis and VectorY direction of OY axis.
+VectorY)</em> where Center is the origin of the coordinate system,
+VectorX is the direction of OX axis and VectorY is the direction of OY axis.
\n <b>Arguments:</b> Name + 1 point of origin + X axis direction, Y axis direction.
\image html neo-localcs3.png
\image html image145.png "Local Coordinate System"
-<b>TUI Script</b> provide you with useful example of creation of
-\ref tui_creation_lcs "Local Coordinate System".
-*/
\ No newline at end of file
+<b>TUI Script</b> provides you with a useful example of
+\ref tui_creation_lcs "Local Coordinate System" creation.
+*/
To create a \b PipeTShape in the <b>Main Menu</b> select <b>New Entity - >
Advanced - > PipeTShape </b>
-Specify the parameters of the PipeTShape object creation in the opened dialog
+Specify the parameters of the PipeTShape object in the opened dialog
box and press "Apply" or "Apply & Close" button.
-Result of each operation will be a GEOM_Object.
+The <b>result</b> of the operation will be a <b>GEOM_Object</b>.
<b>TUI Command:</b> <em>geompy.MakePipeTShape(R1, W1, L1, R2, W2, L2, HexMesh=True, P1=None, P2=None, P3=None)</em>
<b>Arguments:</b>
-- \b R1 - Radius of main T-shape pipe.
-- \b W1 - Thickness of main T-shape pipe.
-- \b L1 - Length of main T-shape pipe.
-- \b R2 - Radius of incident T-shape pipe.
-- \b W2 - Thickness of incident T-shape pipe.
-- \b L2 - Length of incident T-shape pipe.
-- \b HexMesh - If True, the shape is splitted in blocks (suitable for hexaedral mesh).
-- \b P1 - First junction point of main pipe (GEOM Vertex).
-- \b P2 - Second junction point of main pipe (GEOM Vertex).
-- \b P3 - Junction point of incident pipe (GEOM Vertex).
+- \b R1 - Radius of the main T-shape pipe.
+- \b W1 - Thickness of the main T-shape pipe.
+- \b L1 - Length of the main T-shape pipe.
+- \b R2 - Radius of the incident T-shape pipe.
+- \b W2 - Thickness of the incident T-shape pipe.
+- \b L2 - Length of the incident T-shape pipe.
+- \b HexMesh - If True, the shape is splitted into blocks (suitable for hexaedral mesh).
+- \b P1 - First junction point of the main pipe (GEOM Vertex).
+- \b P2 - Second junction point of the main pipe (GEOM Vertex).
+- \b P3 - Junction point of the incident pipe (GEOM Vertex).
\image html pipetshape_dlg.png
<b>TUI Command:</b> <em>geompy.MakePipeTShapeChamfer(R1, W1, L1, R2, W2, L2, H, W, HexMesh=True, P1=None, P2=None, P3=None)</em>
-<b>Arguments are the same as normal Pipe T-Shape plus:</b>
-- \b H - Height of the chamfer along incident pipe.
+<b>The arguments are the same as of the normal Pipe T-Shape plus:</b>
+- \b H - Height of the chamfer along the incident pipe.
- \b W - Width of the chamfer along the main pipe.
Example:
<b>TUI Command:</b> <em>geompy.MakePipeTShapeFillet(R1, W1, L1, R2, W2, L2, RF, HexMesh=True, P1=None, P2=None, P3=None)</em>
-<b>Arguments are the same as normal Pipe T-Shape plus:</b>
+<b>The arguments are the same as of the normal Pipe T-Shape plus:</b>
- \b RF - Radius of the fillet.
Example:
\page deflection_page Deflection
-\n In this menu you can change the deviation coefficient of the
-shape. Smaller coefficient provides better quality of the shape in the
+\n In this menu you can change the deflection coefficient of the
+shape. The less is the coefficient the better is the quality of the shape in the
viewer.
\n <b>Arguments: </b>1 floating point value (deviation coefficient).
The <b>Type</b> property of the geometrical object specifies the
way the object has been created. It is an integer identifier that
-has predefined value depending on the function type used for the
+has a predefined value depending on the function type used for the
object creation. The type of the object can be retrieved using the
\b %GetType() function of the \b GEOM_Object interface.
</table>
Also geompy.py module provides a helper function ShapeIdToType()
-that allows converting of the geometrical object type id value
-to its string representation.
+that allows converting the geometrical object id value to its string representation.
-For example:
+For example, the output of the following code:
\code
import geompy
box = geompy.MakeBoxDXDYDZ(10,10,10)
print type
\endcode
-The above code prints "BOX" value.
+will be the "BOX" value.
<b>GetShapeType function:</b>
The ShapeType property specifies the geometrical object in terms of
-its topology nature.
+its topologic nature.
The possible values are defined in the GEOM namespace: { COMPOUND, COMPSOLID,
SOLID, SHELL, FACE, WIRE, EDGE, VERTEX, SHAPE }<br>
This type can be retrieved using the \b %GetShapeType() function
of the \b GEOM_Object interface.
-Example code:
+For example:
\code
import geompy
import GEOM
print type == GEOM.SOLID
\endcode
-This code prints "True".
+The result is "True".
*/
<li>\subpage transform_geom_obj_page "transformation of geometrical objects" using
various algorithms;</li>
<li>\subpage repairing_operations_page "optimization of geometrical objects";</li>
-<li>\subpage geometrical_obj_prop_page "Geometrical object properties".</li>
-<li>\subpage using_measurement_tools_page "provision of information about geometrical objects".</li>
-<li>\subpage using_notebook_geom_page.</li>
+<li>viewing \subpage geometrical_obj_prop_page "geometrical object properties".</li>
+<li>and other information about geometrical objects using
+ \subpage using_measurement_tools_page "measurement tools".</li>
+<li>easily setting parameters via the variables predefined in
+ \subpage using_notebook_geom_page "Salome notebook".</li>
</ul>
Almost all geometry module functionalities are accessible via
/*!
-\page restore_presentation_parameters_page Restore presentation parameters and a tree of subshapes
+\page restore_presentation_parameters_page Advanced Transformation Options
-\n This functionality allows the operation result to inherit colour
+<br><center><b>Set presentation parameters and subshapes from arguments</b></center>
+
+\n This option allows the operation result to inherit colour
and subshapes from its arguments.
\n To activate this functionality, check in "Set
has a default colour, but its subshapes inherit colors corresponding
to arguments and their subshapes.
-\image html restore-ss-viewer-after.png "Thev resulting shape"
+\image html restore-ss-viewer-after.png "The resulting shape"
Please, note that when the resulting shape corresponds to one
\image html restore-ss-OB.png
+\n You can also call this functionality from your python scripts.
+See our <b>TUI Scripts</b> for \ref tui_restore_prs_params "example".
+
<br><center><b>Add prefix to names of restored subshapes</b></center>
-Add prefix "from_" to names of restored sub-shapes, and prefix "from_subshapes_of_" to names of partially restored subshapes.
+This option allows adding the prefix "from_" to the names of
+restored sub-shapes, and the prefix "from_subshapes_of_" to the names of partially restored subshapes.
By default this option is On.
-\n You can also call this functionality from your python scripts.
-See our <b>TUI Scripts</b> for \ref tui_restore_prs_params "example".
-
*/
<li>\subpage isolines_page "Isos" - allows to change the number of
isolines displayed within a shape.</li>
<li>\subpage deflection_page "Deflection" - allows to change the
-deviation coefficient of a shape.</li>
+deflection coefficient of a shape.</li>
<li>\subpage point_marker_page "Point Marker" - allows to change the
representation of geometrical vertices.</li>
<li><b>Auto color</b> / <b>Disable auto color</b> - activates the auto color
