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‎Working with 3D models in Medusa

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‎Working with 3D models in Medusa

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‎Working with 3D models in Medusa

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‎Working with 3D models in Medusa

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Jureslak: /* Working with 3D models in Medusa */

2020-11-12T18:43:06Z

‎Working with 3D models in Medusa

Jureslak at 17:12, 12 November 2020

2020-11-12T17:12:04Z

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	The solution is shown below:		The solution is shown below:
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	[[File:bunny-sol2.png\|496px]]		[[File:bunny-sol2.png\|496px]]

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 [[File:bunny-surface.png|400px]]
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      fill(domain, dx);
-     int N = domain.size();
+     ... // The usual.
      for (int i : domain.interior()) {
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      solver.compute(M);
      ScalarFieldd u = solver.solve(rhs);
+}
 </syntaxhighlight>
 [[File:bunny-sol2.png|496px]]

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−	[[File:bunny-sol2.png\|~~500px~~]]	+	[[File:bunny-sol2.png\|496px]]

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 [[File:bunny-surface.png|400px]]
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-#include <>
+#include <medusa/bits/domains/PolyhedronShape.hpp>  // This must be included separately.
 int main() {
+}
 </syntaxhighlight>
-[[File:bunny-sol.png|400px]]
+[[File:bunny-sol2.png|500px]]

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 Below is an example of colored bunny. The colors can be used to identify surface regions where different boundary conditions should be applied.
-[[File:bunny-colored2.png|400px]]
+[[File:bunny-colored.png|400px]]
 == Working with 3D models in Medusa ==

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	We assume that an OFF file has been successfully obtained, in this example we will use the <code>bunny.off</code> file from [https://github.com/OpenGP/OpenGP/blob/master/data/bunny.off https://github.com/OpenGP/OpenGP/blob/master/data/bunny.off] that was colored as the picture above. To work with Medusa, we can make a generic <code>PolyhedronShape</code>, that can also be used with other existing shapes (translations, boolean operations, etc).		We assume that an OFF file has been successfully obtained, in this example we will use the <code>bunny.off</code> file from [https://github.com/OpenGP/OpenGP/blob/master/data/bunny.off https://github.com/OpenGP/OpenGP/blob/master/data/bunny.off] that was colored as the picture above. To work with Medusa, we can make a generic <code>PolyhedronShape</code>, that can also be used with other existing shapes (translations, boolean operations, etc).

−	This is done by inheriting from <code>DomainShape</code> and defining the required methods. Notably, CGAL is use to get a proper implementation of <code>contains</code> method, that is needed for filling the domain. CGAL is also used to get the bounding box, and to store the surface mesh in an easily traversable data structure.	+	This is done by inheriting from <code>DomainShape</code> and defining the required methods. Notably, CGAL is use to get a proper implementation of <code>contains</code> method, that is needed for filling the domain. CGAL is also used to get the bounding box, and to store the surface mesh in an easily traversable data structure. Note that the polyhedron, represented in the OFF file is considered to be the exact domain, which is then discretize with meshless techniques. The mesh is used only to define the domain, and is considered fixed and final. Discretizations can (and usually should) be smaller than.
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		+	Below is a picture of the bunny OFF model with surface nodes of various types, as defined by the face colors, along with the surface normals.
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		+	[[File:bunny-surface.png\|400px]]
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