Ability to reorient the array to allow wind direction to align with global x-axis.#16
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lsirkis merged 7 commits intoFloatingArrayDesign:mainfrom Apr 22, 2025
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1) arrayReorientation: reorients the array such that the wind direction is always aligned with the global x-axis to facilitate extraction to FAST.Farm. 2) getRAFT function updated in Project to reinsert IDs after extracting info so that when called again, an error doesn't occur because of absence of ID key. 3) Platform setPosition function updated to only reposition/reorient anchored lines.
…so that a sample bathymetry of small entries can still work
…ut with the seafloor file in options
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This function, along with
resetArrayCenteris helpful to generate FFarm input files.How. to use:
After having a project object (e.g., `proj'), feed in wind direction, reset array center, and reorients for the wind:
One thing to keep in mind is when to use the
trimGrids()method in the Project object as if it has been called before, theplot2dplot might look weird because some points are missing when interpolating the bathymetry when trimmed (this should not affect anything within the array but it just looks weird in the plot). IftrimGrids()is called afterwards, then bathymetry is correct.An example of 8 turbines with 8 shared lines and 8 shared anchors is provided below: