Ein Polygonnetz PolygonnetzObjekt, oder formal ein Mesh::MeshObject
, ist eine Klasse, die eine Polygonnetz Datenstruktur in der Software definiert. Dies ist ähnlich wie Part TopoForm, aber für Polygonnetze.
Meshes are normally created with the Mesh Workbench, or imported from STL, OBJ, and similar mesh file formats.
Please note that the FEM Workbench also uses meshes, but in this case, it uses a different data structure, called FEM FemMesh (
Fem::FemMesh
class). This information does not apply to FEM meshes.
Simplified diagram of the relationships between the core objects in the program. The Mesh::MeshObject
class is embedded in the Mesh::Feature
object and from there it is propagated to all objects that are derived from it.
The Mesh MeshObject is an object that is assigned to some App DocumentObjects.
In particular, the basic object that handles these types of attributes is the Mesh Feature (Mesh::Feature
class). All objects derived from this class will have access to a Mesh MeshObject.
The most notable objects that will have a Mesh MeshObject are the following:
See also: FreeCAD Scripting Basics, and scripted objects. For a full list of attributes and methods, consult the source documentation, and the Std PythonHelp tool.
All objects derived from Mesh::Feature
will have a Mesh MeshObject, which is normally accessible from its Mesh
attribute.
import FreeCAD as App
doc = App.newDocument()
obj = App.ActiveDocument.addObject("Mesh::Cube", "Cube")
App.ActiveDocument.recompute()
print(obj.Mesh)
A MeshObject has many attributes (variables) and methods that contain information about it, and which allow doing operations with it. These variables and methods can be tested in the Python console.
print(obj.Mesh.Area)
print(obj.Mesh.BoundBox)
print(obj.Mesh.CountPoints)
print(obj.Mesh.Volume)
obj.Mesh.copy()
obj.Mesh.countComponents()
obj.Mesh.getEigenSystem()
obj.Mesh.write("my_file.stl")