Utilities
[Extractors]

Classes

class  MiNonOverlappedCellsExtractUnstructured
  MeshViz Remove overlapped cells from a given unstructured surface mesh or a list of meshes. More...
class  MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractHexahedronIjk
  MeshViz Convert data sets bound per cell into data sets bound per node on a given structured hexahedron mesh. More...
class  MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIj
  MeshViz Convert data sets bound per cell into data sets bound per node on a given structured surface mesh. More...
class  MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractIjk
  MeshViz Convert data sets bound per cell into data sets bound per node on a given structured volume mesh. More...
class  MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractUnstructured
  MeshViz Convert data sets bound per cell into data sets bound per node on a given unstructured mesh. More...
class  MiPolyhedralToMixVolumeExtract
  MeshViz Convert polyhedral 3D mesh to mixed volume mesh. More...

Typedefs

typedef SoDEPRECATED
MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractHexahedronIjk 
MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractUnstructuredIjk

Typedef Documentation

MeshViz Convert data sets bound per cell into data sets bound per node on a given structured hexahedron mesh.

This conversion tool is another type of extractor which takes a data set bound per cell on a MiVolumeMeshHexahedronIjk as input and produces a new data set bound per node on the same mesh.

The value computed at a given node is the average of values from cells sharing this node, except dead cells.

The following example shows how to convert data sets bound per cell:

 MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractUnstructuredIjk* extract =
   MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractHexahedronIjk::getNewInstance(mesh);
 const MeXScalardSetI& perNodeScalarSet = extract->extractScalarSet(perCellScalarSet);
 const MeXVec3dSetI&   perNodeVectorSet = extract->extractVec3Set(perCellVectorSet);
Deprecated:

Deprecated since Open Inventor 10000
Use MiPerCellToPerNodeExtractHexahedronIjk interface instead.

Open Inventor Toolkit reference manual, generated on 4 Sep 2023
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