Matlab / Mesh / fc_graphics4mesh toolbox

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Current development release

Installation automatic, all in one (recommanded)

Manual installation

Version history

Old development releases

The experimental fc-graphics4mesh Matlab toolbox allows to display simplicial meshes or datas on simplicial meshes. A simplicial mesh must be given by two arrays : the vertices array and the connectivity array.

Snapshots

This toolbox was tested under

Windows 10.0.16299 :: with Matlab R2015b to R2017b (opengl hardware on NVIDIA Quadro K600 with nvidia-376 driver)
Mac OS X 10.12.6 :: with Matlab R2015b to R2017b (opengl hardware on Intel HD Graphics 3000 with 2.1 INTEL-10.2.37 driver)
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS :: with Matlab R2015b to R2017b (opengl hardware on NVIDIA Quadro K1100M with nvidia-340 driver)
Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS :: with Matlab R2015b to R2017b (opengl hardware on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 with nvidia-384 driver)
Ubuntu 17.10 :: with Matlab R2015b to R2017b (opengl hardware on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti with nvidia-384 driver)

Current development release

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Installation automatic, all in one (recommanded)

For this method, one just have to get/download the install ﬁle (1 Ko) mfc_graphics4mesh_install.m Thereafter, one run it under Matlab. This command download, extract and conﬁgure the fc-graphics4mesh and the required fc-tools toolbox in the current directory.

For example, to install this toolbox in ~/Matlab/toolboxes directory, one have to copy the ﬁle mfc_graphics4mesh_install.m in the ~/Matlab/toolboxes directory. Then in a Matlab terminal run the following commands

Matlab Console

>> cd ~/Matlab/toolboxes
>> mfc_graphics4mesh_install

There is the output of the mfc_graphics4mesh_install command on a Linux computer :

Matlab Ouput

Parts of the Matlab <fc-graphics4mesh> toolbox.
Copyright (C) 2016-2017 F. Cuvelier <cuvelier@math.univ-paris13.fr>

**************************************
Downloading and installing the toolbox
    <fc-mesh>[0.0.1]
*************** start ****************
Parts of the <fc-mesh> Matlab toolbox.
Copyright (C) 2016-2017 F. Cuvelier <cuvelier@math.univ-paris13.fr>

1- Downloading and extracting the toolboxes
2- Setting the toolboxes
3- Using toolboxes :
   ->             fc-tools : 0.0.20
   ->     fc-graphics4mesh : 0.0.3
   ->              fc-mesh : 0.0.1
*** Using instructions
   To use the <fc-mesh> toolbox:
   addpath(’~/Matlab/toolboxes/fc-graphics4mesh-full/fc_mesh-0.0.1’)
   fc_mesh.init()

   See ~/Matlab/toolboxes/mfc_mesh_set.m
    <fc-mesh>[0.0.1]: installed

**************** end *****************
*** Using instructions
   To use the <fc-graphics4mesh> toolbox:
   addpath(’~/Matlab/toolboxes/fc-graphics4mesh-full/fc_mesh-0.0.1’)
   fc_mesh.init()

   See ~/Matlab/toolboxes/mfc_graphics4mesh_set.m

The complete toolbox (i.e. with all the other needed toolboxes) is stored in the directory ~/Matlab/toolboxes/fc-graphics4mesh-full and, for each Matlab session, one have to set the toolbox by :

Matlab Console

>> addpath(’~/Matlab/toolboxes/fc-graphics4mesh-full/fc_mesh-0.0.1’)
>> fc_mesh.init()

For uninstalling, one just have to delete directory

~/Matlab/toolboxes/fc-graphics4mesh-full

Manual installation

This package uses the fc_mesh toolbox. So one has to install it as explain in the dedicated web page.

Thereafter, on the fc_graphics4mesh dedicated web page, one can found link to archives ( zip, 7z or tar.gz format)

Downloads an archive and extract it on a folder, for example ~/Matlab/toolboxes. The toolbox path is ~/Matlab/toolboxes/mfc-graphics4mesh-0.0.3
Adds the toolbox path in Matlab with addpath command.
Veriﬁes that the fc_mesh toolbox is in the Matlab path. Otherwise, adds it...

To quickly test this toolbox , one can run one of the examples located in the directory mfc-graphics4mesh-0.0.1/+fc_graphics4mesh/+demos. For example, runs

Matlab Console

>> fc_graphics4mesh.demos.plot2D()

or the complete demo (take a long time)

Matlab Console

>> fc_graphics4mesh.demos.alldemos()

Version history

0.0.2 (December 13, 2017) : use of fc-tools toolbox version 0.0.19
0.0.1 (October 27, 2017) : ﬁrst version for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X.

Old development releases

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