#BRL CAD EXAMPLE FILES DRIVER#

> From: toddcpierce at > To: gmsh at > Hi All, > Sent from ProtonMail, Swiss-based encrypted email. > Here's what the scripts will look like (not everything is in the SVN trunk yet): This will in particular support automatic creation of conform interfaces when you fuse solids, in order to handle internal boundaries. > As a little teaser, just to let you know that I'm coding a direct interface to OpenCASCADE CAD creation right in. > On Fri, at 6:49 AM, Christophe Geuzaine wrote: > And Christophe, since you're obviously deep into these types of software, do you have any suggestions? > So, McBain, did I miss your point or can FreeCAD be truly interactive from the command line? (or in this case, its pipe) > though I have no idea if BRL-CAD can really output the right file type for meshing, or even if you experts would advise against BRL-CAD because it's too primitive for other reasons.

#BRL CAD EXAMPLE FILES DRIVER#

You can easily create a similar driver that would use a pipe. Here's a working example where we create a separate interactive command line program (like gnuplot) that simply feeds in scripting commands to Gmsh. Do you guys understand what I'm trying to do? Notice that BRL-CAD does exactly this, in a fashion quite similar to Gnuplot, where the graphical output is displayed as commands arrive at its input pipe,ДЄs scripts can be executed in Gmsh command by command, you can definitely create a pipe to get an interactive system. This is a natural language processor I am developing, so the user (me) will require interactivity with the whole process. Yes, this is weird, but I'm trying to embed the entire multi-phyics suite of tools, including the generation of geometry, into a *live* pipeline. > I'm looking for a package that can display graphics as the commands arrive at its input pipe. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is the same drawback I'm encountering with Gmsh. I was looking into what McBain was doing with FreeCAD, but it looks like even what you're doing McBain, is scripting. > I may be a bit confused here, but it may not address the (live) command-line generation of geometry. Next message (by thread): BRL-CAD for Geometry?.Previous message (by thread): R: BRL-CAD for Geometry?.BRL-CAD for Geometry? Christophe Geuzaine cgeuzaine at ulg.ac.be

Brl cad example files