Can I use this library only to plot my truss structures? #180
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Yes: you can render a model with or without its loads without having to analyze it.
Thanks,
Craig Brinck
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I want to plot my simple truss (2D) and space truss (3D). Can I use this library only for this use case?
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Thanks, I saw no examples in the documentation. However, I found it on GitHub, in the folder examples, the function Sadly, it opens a new window instead of showing in my Jupyter notebook. I tried than the function ViewInteractiveWidget from here https://github.com/Kitware/ipyvtklink, and changed the function Visualization.render_model to return the window value and deleted the line with window.Render() My goal was when I save the ipynb as HTML or PDF etc, there is still the 3D plot in it. |
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I want to plot my simple truss (2D) and space truss (3D). Can I use this library only for this use case?
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