I am looking for Python performance improvement. Is it possible to use Intel Distribution for Python (3.7.4) with FreeCAD? Would it be "as simple" as changing the library settings in CMake?

I think this artificial example answers the question: Mixed Beam.png The normal material object (stiff material) is applied only to left of the region. The reinforced material object (soft material) cannot be applied to any specific region, but gets assigned automatically to the region that was not...

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Does anybody have (positive) experience with installing the tool under Windows? I put it in a directory .../Src/Mod/SelectionTool but don't know how to get FC to recognise it. It doesn't show up in menu item Edit > Preference > Display as I automatically got under Ubuntu OS: Windows 10 (10.0) Word s...

I finally got around to writing a tutorial (work in progress): https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Post-Processing_of_FEM_Results_with_Paraview And here is the FreeCAD model used for the Tutorial: Concrete_Beam_Central_Support.FCStd I have updated the Tutorial with two sections, one about integration o...

Something bulky (truly 3D) so a foundation, I guess.

SOLVED: The LibPack was corrupted

harry this will help me a lot! I really need this but never have the time to lern all this in paraview myself. Very well done! cheers bernd Will you do the integral stuff as well? Hi Bernd, integration over the full VTK object is already covered. I will also cover integration over a slice (to show ...

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Sun Feb 09, 2020 7:50 pm

I'm gona learn about Paraview with this tutorial, thank you Harry

De rien Alex

harry this will help me a lot! I really need this but never have the time to lern all this in paraview myself. Very well done! cheers bernd Will you do the integral stuff as well? Hi Bernd, integration over the full VTK object is already covered. I will also cover integration over a slice (to show ...