Mesh¶
The MESH entity (DXF Reference) is a 3D mesh similar to the Polyface
entity.
All vertices in WCS as (x, y, z) tuples
Changed in version 0.8.9: Mesh
stores vertices, edges, faces and creases as packed data.
Subclass of |
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DXF type |
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Factory function |
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Inherited DXF attributes |
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Required DXF version |
DXF R2000 ( |
See also
Tutorial for Mesh and helper classes: MeshBuilder
, MeshVertexMerger
- class ezdxf.entities.Mesh¶
- dxf.version¶
- dxf.blend_crease¶
0
= off,1
= on
- dxf.subdivision_levels¶
0
for no smoothing else integer greater than0
.
- vertices¶
Vertices as list like
VertexArray
. (read/write)
- creases¶
Creases as
array.array
. (read/write)
- edit_data() Iterator[ezdxf.entities.mesh.MeshData] ¶
Context manager various mesh data, returns
MeshData
.Despite that vertices, edge and faces since ezdxf v0.8.9 are accessible as packed data types, the usage of
MeshData
by context manageredit_data()
is still recommended.
MeshData¶
- class ezdxf.entities.MeshData¶
- vertices¶
A standard Python list with (x, y, z) tuples (read/write)
- faces¶
A standard Python list with (v1, v2, v3,…) tuples (read/write)
Each face consist of a list of vertex indices (= index in
vertices
).
- edges¶
A standard Python list with (v1, v2) tuples (read/write). These list represents the edges to which the
edge_crease_values
values will be applied. Each edge consist of exact two vertex indices (= index invertices
).
- edge_crease_values¶
A standard Python list of float values, one value for each edge. (read/write)
- add_face(vertices: Iterable[Vertex]) Sequence[int] ¶
Add a face by coordinates, vertices is a list of
(x, y, z)
tuples.
- add_edge_crease(v1: int, v2: int, crease: float)¶
Add an edge crease value, the edge is defined by the vertex indices v1 and v2. The crease value defines the amount of subdivision that will be applied to this edge. A crease value of the subdivision level prevents the edge from deformation and a value of 0.0 means no protection from subdividing.
- optimize(precision: int = 6)¶
Try to reduce vertex count by merging near vertices. precision defines the decimal places for coordinate be equal to merge two vertices.