Operator DEDU DATE 98/05/26 Opérateur DEDU Voir : PLUS -------------- TOUR ----------------------- | 1st function | ----------------------- OBJ1 = DEDU OBJ2 MAIT_ANC MAIT_NOU (REGU) ; Description : ____________ The DEDU operator constructs from the mesh OBJ2 and the mesh of master nodes MAIT_ANC (of OBJ2), a new object in which the set of master nodes is turned into MAIT_NOU. If the key word REGU is mentioned, the new mesh will be set by moving the nodes to the center of gravity of the adjacent nodes. Example : In order to set an existing mesh : REGULARI = PASBEAU DEDU (PASBEAU CONT) (PASBEAU CONT) REGU; Note : ________ At present, this function works for TRI3 and QUA4 elements only. ----------------------- | 2nd function | ----------------------- NOBJ1 ... NOBJN = OBJ1 ... OBJN DEDU 'TRAN' GEO1 GEO2 ; Description : _____________ When the key-word 'TRAN' is mentioned, the DEDU operator creates an object which geometrical support is obtained from the initial object support transformed by the mapping function associating GEO2 to GEO1. The points belonging to the geometrical supports of OBJ1 .. OBJN have also to belong to GEO1, thus the image points belonging to the supports of NOBJ1 ... NOBJN will belong to GEO2. The syntax is compulsory. Contents : __________ OBJ1 ... OBJN : POINT or CHPOINT or MCHAML or MMODEL or MAILLAGE types GEO1 : MAILLAGE type GEO2 : MAILLAGE type, its topology is equivalent to GEO1 NOBJ1 ... NOBN : results respectively of the same types than OBJ1 ... OBJN ----------------------- | 3rd function | ----------------------- NOBJ1 ... NOBJN = OBJ1 ... OBJN DEDU FLOT1 POIN1 (POIN2 si 3D) 'ROTA' GEO1 GEO2 ; Description : _____________ When the key-word 'TRAN' is mentioned, the DEDU operator creates an object which geometrical support is obtained from the initial object support transformed by the rotation defined by the angle FLOT1, the center POIN1 when 2D, the axis POIN1 POIN2 when 3D, which also transforms GEO1 into GEO2. The points belonging to the geometrical supports of OBJ1 .. OBJN have also to belong to GEO1, thus the image points belonging to the supports of NOBJ1 ... NOBJN will belong to GEO2. When the operands have either components 'UX' 'UY 'UZ' ou 'FX' 'FY' 'FZ' or 'RX' 'RY' 'RZ' or 'MX' 'MY' 'MZ' or 'SMXX' 'SMYY' 'SMZZ' 'SMXY' 'SMXZ' 'SMYZ' or 'EPXX' 'EPYY' 'EPZZ' 'GAXY' 'GAXZ' 'GAYZ' these also undergo the rotation while other components remain unchanged. The syntax is compulsory. Contents : __________ OBJ1 ... OBJN : POINT, CHPOINT, MCHAML, MMODEL, MAILLAGE types GEO1 : MAILLAGE type, contains the points in the operands' supports. GEO2 : MAILLAGE type, image of GEO1 for the rotation NOBJ1 ... NOBJN : results respectively of the same types than OBJ1 ... OBJN