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Relies on meshio: https://github.com/nschloe/meshio
You can install the latest version with pip:
pip install lnmmeshio
Does only read the discretization and currently completely ignores all other sections.
Read/write a mesh into/from the Discretization class
import lnmmeshio
# tested formats are Exodus, Gmsh and .dat (only the discretization, all other sections are discarded)
dis = lnmmeshio.read('pathtofile.ext')
# do what ever you want with the discretization (like add options to the elements or sth like that)
# iterate over all structural elements
for ele in dis.elements.structure:
# do sth with the element
ele.options["KINEM"] = "nonlinear"
ele.options["MAT"] = 1
# iterate over all nodes
for node in dis.nodes:
# do sth with the node
pass
# iterate over all surface elements with id 0
for ele in dis.get_dsurf_elements(0):
# do sth with this element
pass
# iterate over all surface nodeset nodes with id 0
for node in dis.surfacenodesets[0]:
# do sth with the node
pass
# write discretization into an arbitrary format (.dat, .vtu, ...)
lnmmeshio.write('pathtofile.ext', dis)
See also https://github.com/nschloe/meshio
FAQs
Import and export from and to various mesh formats including dat files
We found that lnmmeshio demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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