The upcoming pythonOCC-0.5 release will provide an environment dedicated to rigid body simulation. The ODE dynamic engine (http://www.ode.org) is being embedded in a DYN package. It will be possible to use these features and benefit at the same time from the paramteric modeling framework, meshing, topology and all Level2 subpackages. Here are two screencast showing the status of this project.
If you have any question you would like to be answered in private mode, please send an email to Thomas Paviot, project leader at tpaviot_at_gmail_dot_com.
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emcfabThis project is lead by Dave Cowden and available at: http://code.google.com/p/emcfab/
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occrayThis project is a python library for making realistic images from 3D models using pythonOCC and Yafaray. Development is lead by Sébastien Ramage, and available at: http://code.google.com/p/occray/
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Gorgeous! The current effort of coupling pythonOCC with simulation ( refering to the ongoing effort of integrating FEM pre-processing ) is absolutely a thrill!
Hi guys,
I’ll be a bit OT but…. I need a way to build a NURBS trough a set of points, then I need to build a solid using that NURBS and then I need to mesh the geometry and possibly export to IGES/STEP or whatever, can I do that in pythonOCC?
For example I have a set of points on a cylindrical surface, there are a lot of them, I want to build the NURBS passing trough those points, I will later apply my program to move the points so I need a sort of parametric NURBS with the parameters being the points I mentioned.
Thanks.
Hi Attila,
Your post is actually out of topic. If you want your question to be answered, please register the pythonocc-users mailing list: https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users/.
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Hi Thomas, sorry for the OT, email: feynman_81@yahoo.it
I will subscribe to the mailing list as well
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Thx