com.openinventor.meshvizxlm.mesh.geometry

Interface MiGeometryHexahedronIjk

All Superinterfaces:

MiGeometry

public interface MiGeometryHexahedronIjk
extends MiGeometry

Generic geometry interface for hexahedron mesh Ijk.

Generic geometry interface representing a 3D grid of hexahedron cells, where each hexahedron is defined explicitly with 8 independent coordinates. Each hexahedron is accessible via 3 indices (i,j,k).

This type of geometry is typically used by the MiVolumeMeshVertexHexahedronIjk interface.

The way the vertices of each hexahedron are numbered is indicated by the CellStorageLayout value (see getCellStorageLayout()).

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	getCellCoords(int i, int j, int k, double[] cellCoords) Returns the coordinates of the hexahedron (i,j,k) cell.
CellStorageLayout	getCellStorageLayout() Hint about coordinates organization in a hexahedron cell.
StorageLayoutIJK	getStorageLayout() Hint about coordinates organization in memory.

Methods inherited from interface com.openinventor.meshvizxlm.mesh.geometry.MiGeometry

getTimeStamp

Method Detail

getCellCoords

void getCellCoords(int i,
                   int j,
                   int k,
                   double[] cellCoords)

Returns the coordinates of the hexahedron (i,j,k) cell.

The way the vertices of each hexahedron are numbered is indicated by the CellStorageLayout value returned by getCellStorageLayout().

Parameters:

i - the id of this hexahedron on the axis I. 0 <= i < meshTopologyIjk.getNumCellsI().

j - the id of this hexahedron on the axis J. 0 <= j < meshTopologyIjk.getNumCellsJ().

k - the id of this hexahedron on the axis K. 0 <= k < meshTopologyIjk.getNumCellsK().

cellCoords - the array into which the 8 vertices of the hexahedron (i,j,k) are to be stored.

getStorageLayout

StorageLayoutIJK getStorageLayout()

Hint about coordinates organization in memory.

This information aims at optimizing the geometry traversal for extractors. Returns the internal coordinates layout in memory as 6 enum values covering all possible cases. For instance KJI means that:

• the coordinate (i+1,j,k) is consecutive in memory to the coordinate (i,j,k) and,
• the row of coordinates (j+1,k) is consecutive in memory to the row of coordinates (j,k) and,
• the slice of coordinates (k+1) is consecutive in memory to the slice of coordinates (k)

The fastest way to go through the coordinates with such layout is to perform the following triple loop:

  for each k with 0 <= k < numK
   for each j with 0 <= j < numJ
     for each i with 0 <= i < numI
       coordinates.getCellCoords(i,j,k, cellCoords);
 

getCellStorageLayout

CellStorageLayout getCellStorageLayout()

Hint about coordinates organization in a hexahedron cell.