I have been looking through the code/documentation to see if i am correct in assuming there is no way to see hinges added in the structure. And i have found nothing.
With hinges i mean something like: ss.add_element(location=[[0, 0],[0, height]], spring={2:0}, g=column_self_weight)
and a plot like this:
Is this intentional, or a feature that might be added later?
Am considering adding it myself via pull request, but i fear i might be in over my head.
Has anyone solved it "outside" anastruct with just matplotlib maybe?
Edit:
I solved it for my case with adding a spring parameter to a node counter i already had in place.
for node in node_ids:
if node['spring']:
x, y = node['node'], node['y']
plt.scatter(x, y, s=100, color='white', edgecolors='black', linewidths=2, zorder=5)
# Get the current figure object
fig = plt.gcf()
# Convert the figure to SVG and return it
return ImageResult(file_to_svg(fig))
Hi
I have been looking through the code/documentation to see if i am correct in assuming there is no way to see hinges added in the structure. And i have found nothing.
With hinges i mean something like:
ss.add_element(location=[[0, 0],[0, height]], spring={2:0}, g=column_self_weight)
and a plot like this:
Is this intentional, or a feature that might be added later?
Am considering adding it myself via pull request, but i fear i might be in over my head.
Has anyone solved it "outside" anastruct with just matplotlib maybe?
Edit:
I solved it for my case with adding a spring parameter to a node counter i already had in place.
Node counter:
Hinge visual:
Result is: