With GUI¶

To make the use of « Bloc Fissure » easier, a Graphical User Interface (GUI) was developed. Inputs are similar to those of script mode. GUI is accessible in the SMESH extension Add a crack in a mesh

Window of the graphical interface

GUI parameters
Maillage sain	[string] ex: mesh/maillage.med	Relative address of the input structure 3D mesh in MED format (base is repertoire de travail)
Face fissure	[string] ex: mesh/fissure.xao	Relative address of the input crack geometry in BREP or XAO format (base is repertoire de travail)
Arêtes fond fissure	[list of strings] ex: [“F_1”, “F_2”]	Definition of the crack front: If XAO: list of the names of the edge group(s)
	[list of integers] ex: [1,2]	If BREP (or XAO): list of edges number in GEOM
Distance d’influence	[float] ex: 20.0000	Length of influence - distance that defines the size of the extracted Box around the crack
min	[float] ex: 1.00000	Float defining the minimum size of elements to mesh the crack
max	[float] ex: 10.0000	Float defining the maximum size of elements to mesh the crack
Rayon pipe	[float] ex: 5.00000	Radius of the tore around the front
Longueur mailles	[float] ex: 5.00000	Length of the segments of the tore along crack front
Couronnes	[integer] ex: 5	Number of radial segment of the tore
Secteurs	[integer] ex: 16	Number of sectors of the tore
Triangles face fissure	[float] ex: 5.0000	Mesh size of elements for the Box remeshing
Répertoire de travail	[string] ex: /home/A123456	Absolute address of the directory where files are saved
Nom du résultat	[string] ex: maillage_fissure	Name of the resulting mesh
Mode	[choice] ex: verbose	Verbose mode for Salome messages

Tore parameters

Example: fills the panels with a test-case
Reset: clears all the parameters
Précédent: loads the last set of parameters used
Recharger: loads a .dic file containing parameters
Sauver: save a .dic file with the active parameters
Fermer: exit GUI
OK: Launch calculation