g = decsg() multiple objects

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Bastiaan 2024-10-2

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评论： Bastiaan 2024-10-9

Hello I am trying to combine multiple objects. however i am not sure if I am doing it right. so back to basics.

what i am trying to do is R1+R2+R3 because all of them are adjecent. and then substract only from the geometry R1 all the holes. but the holes are also on the edges of R1. see attached images.

How do I know the holes are substracted? this is important for steps later in the script, because there are boundary values to it attached.

R1 =[3, 4, rectx, rectx + rect_width, rectx + rect_width, rectx, recty, recty, rect_height, rect_height]';
R2= [3,4,rectx,rectx+rect_width,rectx+rect_width,rectx,recty,recty,rect_height+thickness,rect_height+thickness]';
holes=[];
for j = 0:num_rep_x - 1
    for i = 0:num_holes_y - 1
        % Calculate the x and y position for each hole
        x_center = x_start + j * x_interval;
        y_center = y_start - i * y_interval;
        % Create a numeric array with circle specification and 6 zeros
        hole = [1, x_center, y_center, radius, zeros(1, 6)]'; % Circle specification with 6 zeros
        holes =[holes, hole] % Store the hole data
    end
end
% %Substract from Rectangles Software Function
num_holes=size(holes,2);
sf1 = 'R1+R2+R3';
for k = 1:num_holes
    circleName = ['C', num2str(k)]; % Create circle name
    sf1 = [sf1,'-',circleName]; % Append each circle to the formula
end
sfcomb=[sf1]
gm1 = [R1,R2,R3]
gm2 = [holes]
% gmcomb=[gm1,gm2];
gmcomb=[gm1,gm2]
% ns{1}='R1';
% ns{2}='R2';
% ns{3}='R3';
%define ns size
total_elements =num_holes+2; %R1+Cn...+Rectangles
ns = cell(1, total_elements)
% %assign names for rectangles to char
%error shape names in the name space matrix must be valid variable names
ns{1} ='R1';
ns{2} ='R2';
ns{3} ='R3';
for k = 1:num_holes
    ns{k+3} =['C', num2str(k)]; % substract from R1-Cn..... dont use %-% in the char.
end
g = decsg(gmcomb,sfcomb,ns_char);
geometryFromEdges(EModel,g);

if I use the easier code i see that the holes are substracted because it is not highlighted anymore by edge and or faces.

R1 =[3, 4, rectx, rectx + rect_width, rectx + rect_width, rectx, recty, recty, rect_height, rect_height]';
R2= [3,4,rectx,rectx+rect_width,rectx+rect_width,rectx,recty,recty,rect_height+thickness,rect_height+thickness]';
holes=[];
for j = 0:num_rep_x - 1
    for i = 0:num_holes_y - 1
        % Calculate the x and y position for each hole
        x_center = x_start + j * x_interval;
        y_center = y_start - i * y_interval;
        % Create a numeric array with circle specification and 6 zeros
        hole = [1, x_center, y_center, radius, zeros(1, 6)]'; % Circle specification with 6 zeros
        holes =[holes, hole] % Store the hole data
    end
end
% %Substract from Flange left and right
num_holes=size(holes,2);
sf1 = 'R1';
for k = 1:num_holes
    circleName = ['C', num2str(k)]; % Create circle name
    sf1 = [sf1,'-',circleName]; % Append each circle to the formula
end
sfcomb=[sf1]
gm1 = [R1]
gm2 = [holes]
% gmcomb=[gm1,gm2];
gmcomb=[gm1,gm2]
total_elements =num_holes; %R1+Cn...+Rectangles
ns = cell(1, total_elements)
% 
% %assign names for rectangles
%error shape names in the name space matrix must be valid variable names
ns{1} ='R1';
for k = 1:num_holes
    ns{k+1} =['C', num2str(k)]; % substract from R1-Cn..... dont use %-% in the char.
end
%%error i get is cell array cant be transformed to char array
%this solves it, dirty trick.
ns=cellfun(@num2str,ns,'uniformOutput',false);
ns_char=char(ns)';
disp(['number of holes:',num2str(num_holes)]);
disp(['Total Elements: ',num2str(total_elements)]);
disp(['Length of gmcomb: ', num2str(length(gm1))]);
disp(['Length of ns: ', num2str(length(ns))]);
disp('Contents of ns:');
disp(ns);
% Check if the number of elements in gmcomb matches the number of names in ns
if length(gmcomb) ~= length(ns_char)
    error('The number of elements in gmcomb does not match the number of names in ns.')
end
g = decsg(gmcomb,sfcomb,ns_char);
geometryFromEdges(EModel,g);
generateMesh(EModel,Hmin=0.001);
figure
pdegplot(EModel,FaceLabels="on");
figure
pdegplot(EModel,EdgeLabels="on");

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Answer 1

Ashok 2024-10-7

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attached_code.m

Hi @Bastiaan,

The unexpected result is due to the set formula being passed to the ‘decsg’ function. The attached example code creates a similar geometry as shown below.