<reponame>Filipe-Cumaru/hello-world-1
import numpy as np
from pymoab import core, types, rng

class GeradorMalha():
    def __init__(self, nx, ny, nz, dx, dy, dz, num_elements):
        self.dx = dx
        self.dy = dy
        self.dz = dz
        self.num_elements = num_elements
        self.nx = nx
        self.ny = ny
        self.nz = nz
        self.mbcore = core.Core() # Criando instância da classe Core que gerencias as operações na malha
        num_vertex = (nx+1)*(ny+1)*(nz+1)

        print("Creating vertices coordinates")
        self.vertex_coords = np.zeros(num_vertex*3)
        for i in range(num_vertex):
            self.vertex_coords[3*i] = (i % (nx+1))*dx
            self.vertex_coords[3*i+1] = ((i // (nx+1)) % (ny+1))*dy
            self.vertex_coords[3*i+2] = ((i // ((nx+1)*(ny+1))) % (nz+1))*dz

        self.vertex_handles = self.mbcore.create_vertices(self.vertex_coords) # Criando os handles dos vértices
        print("Creating connectivity")
        self.mesh_connectivity = self.create_mesh_connectivity()

        print("Creating element handles")
        self.elem_handles = rng.Range([self.mbcore.create_element(types.MBHEX, x) for x in self.mesh_connectivity])
        self.write_files()

    def create_mesh_connectivity(self):

        k = 0
        self.mesh_connectivity = np.zeros((self.num_elements, 8), dtype=np.uint64)

        # Defining the vertices which can start an element, i.e., starting from this
        # vertex one can get five more valid vertices to build an element.
        indexes = [v-1 for v in self.vertex_handles
                        if (self.vertex_coords[3*(v-1)] != self.nx*self.dx) and \
                            (self.vertex_coords[3*(v-1)+1] != self.ny*self.dy) and \
                            (self.vertex_coords[3*(v-1)+2] != self.nz*self.dz)]
        for i in indexes:
            self.mesh_connectivity[k] = [self.vertex_handles[i], self.vertex_handles[i+1],\
                                    self.vertex_handles[i+self.nx+2], self.vertex_handles[i+self.nx+1],\
                                    self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+1)], self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+1)+1],\
                                    self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+2)+1], self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+2)]]
            k += 1

        return self.mesh_connectivity

    def write_files(self):
        self.meshset = self.mbcore.create_meshset()
        self.mbcore.add_entities(self.meshset, self.elem_handles)

        # Escrevendo malha em arquivo vtk para visualização no visit. Para utilizar a função write_file é necessário ter uma entidade iterável. Portanto, é necessária a criação de um range
        malha_vtk = rng.Range(self.meshset)
        self.mbcore.write_file("malha-teste.vtk", malha_vtk)
        self.mbcore.write_file("malha-teste.h5m")

import numpy as np
from pymoab import core, types, rng

class GeradorMalha():
    def __init__(self, nx, ny, nz, dx, dy, dz, num_elements):
        self.dx = dx
        self.dy = dy
        self.dz = dz
        self.num_elements = num_elements
        self.nx = nx
        self.ny = ny
        self.nz = nz
        self.mbcore = core.Core() # Criando instância da classe Core que gerencias as operações na malha
        num_vertex = (nx+1)*(ny+1)*(nz+1)

        print("Creating vertices coordinates")
        self.vertex_coords = np.zeros(num_vertex*3)
        for i in range(num_vertex):
            self.vertex_coords[3*i] = (i % (nx+1))*dx
            self.vertex_coords[3*i+1] = ((i // (nx+1)) % (ny+1))*dy
            self.vertex_coords[3*i+2] = ((i // ((nx+1)*(ny+1))) % (nz+1))*dz

        self.vertex_handles = self.mbcore.create_vertices(self.vertex_coords) # Criando os handles dos vértices
        print("Creating connectivity")
        self.mesh_connectivity = self.create_mesh_connectivity()

        print("Creating element handles")
        self.elem_handles = rng.Range([self.mbcore.create_element(types.MBHEX, x) for x in self.mesh_connectivity])
        self.write_files()

    def create_mesh_connectivity(self):

        k = 0
        self.mesh_connectivity = np.zeros((self.num_elements, 8), dtype=np.uint64)

        # Defining the vertices which can start an element, i.e., starting from this
        # vertex one can get five more valid vertices to build an element.
        indexes = [v-1 for v in self.vertex_handles
                        if (self.vertex_coords[3*(v-1)] != self.nx*self.dx) and \
                            (self.vertex_coords[3*(v-1)+1] != self.ny*self.dy) and \
                            (self.vertex_coords[3*(v-1)+2] != self.nz*self.dz)]
        for i in indexes:
            self.mesh_connectivity[k] = [self.vertex_handles[i], self.vertex_handles[i+1],\
                                    self.vertex_handles[i+self.nx+2], self.vertex_handles[i+self.nx+1],\
                                    self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+1)], self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+1)+1],\
                                    self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+2)+1], self.vertex_handles[i+(self.nx+1)*(self.ny+2)]]
            k += 1

        return self.mesh_connectivity

    def write_files(self):
        self.meshset = self.mbcore.create_meshset()
        self.mbcore.add_entities(self.meshset, self.elem_handles)

        # Escrevendo malha em arquivo vtk para visualização no visit. Para utilizar a função write_file é necessário ter uma entidade iterável. Portanto, é necessária a criação de um range
        malha_vtk = rng.Range(self.meshset)
        self.mbcore.write_file("malha-teste.vtk", malha_vtk)
        self.mbcore.write_file("malha-teste.h5m")
# Criando instância da classe Core que gerencias as operações na malha # Criando os handles dos vértices # Defining the vertices which can start an element, i.e., starting from this # vertex one can get five more valid vertices to build an element. # Escrevendo malha em arquivo vtk para visualização no visit. Para utilizar a função write_file é necessário ter uma entidade iterável. Portanto, é necessária a criação de um range