jvx.geom
Class PwCleanMesh

java.lang.Object
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  +--jv.object.PsObject
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        +--jvx.geom.PwCleanMesh

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.lang.Cloneable, PsUpdateIf, java.io.Serializable

public class PwCleanMesh

extends PsObject

Utility programs for cleaning and correcting a polyhedral mesh. Contains static functions to operate on a PgElementSet.

Version:

02.02.01, 1.60 revised (ur) New Method orientate(PgElementSet) added.
13.12.00, 1.50 revised (ur) Methods markVertices and removeMarks added.
21.11.00, 1.40 revised (ur) Added method getDialog().
21.11.00, 1.30 revised (ep) Added method isDegenerated(PgElementSet).
15.06.00, 1.20 revised (kp) Added method identifyVertices().
27.04.00, 1.10 revised (kp) Method adapt() moved from PgElementSet into this workshop.
25.01.00, 1.00 created (ur)

Author:

Konrad Polthier, Ulrich Reitebuch

See Also:

Serialized Form

Fields inherited from class jv.object.PsObject

HAS_CONFIG_PANEL, HAS_INFO_PANEL, HAS_MATERIAL_PANEL, INSPECTOR_INFO, INSPECTOR_INFO_EXT, IS_DELETED, IS_FIXED, IS_SELECTED, IS_USED, m_infoPanel, m_name, m_panelList, m_parent, m_tag, m_updateList, NUM_TAGS

Constructor Summary

PwCleanMesh()

Method Summary

static void	getDialog(PgElementSet geom) Get dialog to configurate identifying of close or equal vertices.
static int	identifyVertices(PgElementSet geom, double eps) Identify vertices which are identical, or within an epsilon box of each other.
static boolean	isDegenerated(PgElementSet geom) Checks whether edges of elements have length smaller than PuMath.EPS.
static void	markVertices(PgElementSet geom, double eps) Mark vertices which are identical, or within an epsilon box of each other.
static void	orientate(PgElementSet elSet) Try to orientate all elements of the PgElementSet according to the orientation of all their neighbour elements.
static void	removeDegenerateElements(PgElementSet geom) Adapt triangulation to the following conventions: - subsequent vertices of an element must be different.
static void	removeMarks(PgElementSet geom) Remove tag IS_SELECTED from all vertices in geometry.

Methods inherited from class jv.object.PsObject

addInspector, addUpdateListener, clearTag, clone, clone, clone, copy, getFather, getInfoPanel, getInspector, getName, getNumObjects, hasInspector, hasTag, hasUpdateListener, init, instanceOf, instanceOf, removeInspector, removeUpdateListener, setName, setParent, setTag, toString, update, updatePanels

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

PwCleanMesh

public PwCleanMesh()

Method Detail

identifyVertices

public static int identifyVertices(PgElementSet geom,
                                   double eps)

Identify vertices which are identical, or within an epsilon box of each other.

Parameters:

geom - Geometry whose vertices shall be identified

eps - tolerance of coordinate components, not distance

Returns:

number of removed vertices

markVertices

public static void markVertices(PgElementSet geom,
                                double eps)

Mark vertices which are identical, or within an epsilon box of each other.

Parameters:

geom - Geometry whose vertices shall be marked

eps - tolerance of coordinate components, not distance

removeMarks

public static void removeMarks(PgElementSet geom)

Remove tag IS_SELECTED from all vertices in geometry.

getDialog

public static void getDialog(PgElementSet geom)

Get dialog to configurate identifying of close or equal vertices.

removeDegenerateElements

public static void removeDegenerateElements(PgElementSet geom)

Adapt triangulation to the following conventions: - subsequent vertices of an element must be different. - every element has at least three vertices.

isDegenerated

public static boolean isDegenerated(PgElementSet geom)

Checks whether edges of elements have length smaller than PuMath.EPS.

See Also:

PuMath

orientate

public static void orientate(PgElementSet elSet)

Try to orientate all elements of the PgElementSet according to the orientation of all their neighbour elements. This will obviously lead to a success only for orientable surfaces.