sfepy-view¶
synopsis¶
- sfepy-view [-h] [-f field_spec [field_spec …]]
[–fields-map map [map …]] [-s step] [-l] [-i ISOSURFACES] [-e] [-w field] [–factor factor] [–opacity opacity] [–color-map cmap] [–axes-options options [options …]] [–no-axes] [–grid-vector1 grid_vector1] [–grid-vector2 grid_vector2] [–max-plots MAX_PLOTS] [–no-labels] [–label-position position] [–no-scalar-bars] [–scalar-bar-size size] [–scalar-bar-position position] [-v position] [–camera-position camera_position] [–window-size window_size] [-a output_file] [-r rate] [-o output_file] [–off-screen] [-2] filenames [filenames …]
description¶
This is a script for quick VTK-based visualizations of finite element computations results.
In the examples below it is supposed that sfepy is installed. When using the
in-place build, replace sfepy-view
by python3 sfepy/scripts/resview.py
.
Examples¶
The examples assume that
python -c "import sfepy; sfepy.test('--output-dir=output-tests')"
has been run successfully and the resulting data files are present.
View data in output-tests/test_navier_stokes.vtk:
sfepy-view output-tests/navier_stokes-navier_stokes.vtk
Customize the above output: plot0: field “p”, switch on edges, plot1: field “u”, surface with opacity 0.4, glyphs scaled by factor 2e-2:
sfepy-view output-tests/navier_stokes-navier_stokes.vtk -f p:e:p0 u:o.4:p1 u:g:f2e-2:p1
As above, but glyphs are scaled by the factor determined automatically as 20% of the minimum bounding box size:
sfepy-view output-tests/navier_stokes-navier_stokes.vtk -f p:e:p0 u:o.4:p1 u:g:f10%:p1
View data and take a screenshot:
sfepy-view output-tests/diffusion-poisson.vtk -o image.png
Take a screenshot without a window popping up:
sfepy-view output-tests/diffusion-poisson.vtk -o image.png --off-screen
Create animation from output-tests/diffusion-time_poisson.*.vtk:
sfepy-view output-tests/diffusion-time_poisson.*.vtk -a mov.mp4
Create animation from output-tests/test_hyperelastic.*.vtk, set frame rate to 3, plot displacements and mooney_rivlin_stress:
sfepy-view output-tests/test_hyperelastic_TL.*.vtk -f u:wu:e:p0 mooney_rivlin_stress:p1 -a mov.mp4 -r 3
positional arguments¶
optional arguments¶
- -h, --help
show this help message and exit
- -f field_spec [field_spec …], –fields field_spec [field_spec …]
fields to plot, options separated by “:” are possible: “cX” - plot only Xth field component; “e” - print edges; “fX” - scale factor for warp/glyphs, see –factor option; “g - glyphs (for vector fields only), scale by factor; “iX” - plot X isosurfaces; “tX” - plot X streamlines, gradient employed for scalar fields; “mX” - plot cells with mat_id=X; “oX” - set opacity to X; “pX” - plot in slot X; “r” - recalculate cell data to point data; “sX” - plot data in step X; “vX” - plotting style: s=surface, w=wireframe, p=points; “wX” - warp mesh by vector field X, scale by factor
- –fields-map map [map …]
map fields and cell groups, e.g. 1:u1,p1 2:u2,p2
- -s step, --step step
select data in a given time step
- -l, --outline
plot mesh outline
- -i ISOSURFACES, --isosurfaces ISOSURFACES
plot isosurfaces [default: 0]
- -e, --edges
plot cell edges
- -w field, --warp field
warp mesh by vector field
- --factor factor
scaling factor for mesh warp and glyphs. Append “%” to scale relatively to the minimum bounding box size.
- --opacity opacity
set opacity [default: 1.0]
- --color-map cmap
set color_map, e.g. hot, cool, bone, etc. [default: viridis]
- –axes-options options [options …]
options for directional axes, e.g. xlabel=”z1” ylabel=”z2”, zlabel=”z3”
- --no-axes
hide orientation axes
- --grid-vector1 grid_vector1
define positions of plots along grid axis 1 [default: “0, 0, 1.6”]
- --grid-vector2 grid_vector2
define positions of plots along grid axis 2 [default: “0, 1.6, 0”]
- --max-plots MAX_PLOTS
maximum number of plots along grid axis 1 [default: 4]
- --no-labels
hide plot labels
- --label-position position
define position of plot labels [default: “-1, -1, 0, 0.2”]
- --no-scalar-bars
hide scalar bars
- --scalar-bar-size size
define size of scalar bars [default: “0.15, 0.05”]
- --scalar-bar-position position
define position of scalar bars [default: “0.8, 0.02, 0, 1.5”]
- -v position, --view position
camera azimuth, elevation angles, and optionally zoom factor [default: “225,75,0.9”]
- --camera-position camera_position
define camera position
- --window-size window_size
define size of plotting window
- -a output_file, --animation output_file
create animation, mp4 file type supported
- -r rate, --frame-rate rate
set framerate for animation
- -o output_file, --screenshot output_file
save screenshot to file
- --off-screen
off screen plots, e.g. when screenshotting
- -2, --2d-view
2d view of XY plane