VLFLweave

by Tim C. Lueth, SG-Lib Toolbox: SolidGeometry 5.6 - SG/Solids
Introduced first in SolidGeometry 1.0, Creation date: 2010-11-21, Last change: 2025-09-14

returns the vertex list XVL and facet list XFL of a weaved rectangle



See Also: , VLFLring , VLFLdome , VLFLpost , VLFLcap , VLFLcone , VLFLsnaprivet , VLFLellipse1 , VLFLellipse2 , VLFLellipse3 , VLFLyarn

Example Illustration

missing image of VLFLweave(x,y,n,m,h,b,s,f)

Syntax

[XVL,XFL]=VLFLweave(x,y,n,m,h,b,s,f)

Input Parameter

x: Size of the Tissue in x-direction (-x/2 .. x/2)
y: Size of the Tissue in y-direction (-y/2 .. y/2)
n: Number if notches
m: Grid Ratio (1)
h: Thickness in y-direction (VLFLyarn)
b: Thickness in z-direction (VLFLyarn)
s: Slot distance (VLFLyarn)
f: Thickness of the enclosing frame if f>0

Output Parameter

XVL: Vertex list of a textile-tissue structure as a combination of crossed wire-yarns
XFL: Facet list of a textile-tissue structure as a combination of crossed wire-yarns

Examples

Generate a weaved plane (100 x 100) with 20 yarns:
[VL,FL]=VLFLweave (100,100,20,1,1,1,0,1);
VLFLwriteSTL ('YARN','(c) by Tim C. Lueth',VL,FL);



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