Alex Kaszynski
Alex Kaszynski
Good point. Also, the docs theme really should be updated to the `pydata-sphinx-theme` used by the PyVista docs.
> ignore the file entirely We're doing that now for this file. Thanks!
I'd recommend avoiding building using a mako file and instead relying on `Cython` doing the work. You can do this by removing `pykdtree/render_template.py` and modifying your `setup.py` to instead use...
> I have a lot of experience with cython and a decent amount with pyproject.toml. I think C++ templating is probably the way this project should go in the long...
I'll totally revert. I see now how it's advantageous to use the mako file for templating. I do feel that it's best to use pyproject and a setup.py with Cython...
> Why the close? Sorry, the PR was stale. If you're still interested I'll work on it this month if I can fit it into my schedule.
Sounds like we need to just add another method that simply plots deformation rather than including the scalars as well. I can implement that in the next release, which will...
Fundamentally, this all needs to be moved to DPF-Post and DPF post needs to have an even simpler API. Right now we have: - DPF-Core - DPF-Post - MAPDL-Post -...
Related failure: ``` def test_plot_nodal_stress_intensity(mapdl, static_solve): > assert mapdl.post_processing.plot_nodal_stress_intensity() is None tests/test_post.py:777: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...
The fundamental issue is we're not transferring the underlying tessellated geometry from MAPDL to Python, but rather we have to generate a faux FEA mesh overlaid on top of the...