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SimulationSimpleDatabase

The SSD project provides Python3 tools allowing users to easily develop data storage and visualization strategies for their numerical simulations with a minimal lines of code.

This project is divided in two main objectives:

Storage Easy storage management system for any data from a numerical simulation.
Rendering Easy storage & rendering management systems for visual data from a numerical simulation.

The SSD project is mainly using the :Peewee:`Peewee <>` Python3 library and was mostly designed to fit the :DeepPhysX:`DeepPhysX <>` and :SOFA:`SOFA <>` frameworks.

Features

The SSD project provides the following packages:

SSD.Core.Storage
  • Automatic management of Database file for any data;
  • Creation of highly customizable Tables in the Database;
  • Easy writing and reading user interface;
  • Event management system;
  • Tools such as merging and exporting data in other formats.
SSD.Core.Rendering
  • Automatic management of Database file for visualization data;
  • Live rendering of numerical simulations;
  • Replay of stored numerical simulation steps;
  • Various object types and highly customizable rendering styles;
  • Several Python libraries available: :Vedo:`Vedo <>`, :Open3D:`Open3D<>`.

The SSD project also provides a compatible layer with :SOFA:`SOFA <>` framework:

SSD.SOFA.Storage
  • Same features as Core Storage package;
  • Compatible layer with :SOFA:`SOFA <>` Python bindings.
  • Callbacks to automatically record any Data field of SOFA objects.
  • Recording can be done whether the simulation is running with runSofa or with a python interpreter.
SSD.SOFA.Rendering
  • Same features as Core Rendering package;
  • Compatible layer with :SOFA:`SOFA <>` Python bindings.
  • Callbacks to automatically record visual Data fields of SOFA objects.
  • Recording can be done whether the simulation is running with runSofa or with a python interpreter.
  • Rendering is available when a simulation is driven with a python interpreter.

Gallery

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examples/SOFA/rendering-offscreen/replay.py

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examples/SOFA/rendering/replay.py

.. toctree::
    :caption: PRESENTATION
    :maxdepth: 1
    :hidden:

    Install      <Presentation/install.rst>
    Definitions  <Presentation/definitions.rst>



.. toctree::
    :caption: STORAGE
    :maxdepth: 1
    :hidden:

    Database             <Core/Storage/database.rst>
    Table Relationships  <Core/Storage/relationships.rst>
    Utils                <Core/Storage/utils.rst>
    API                  <Core/Storage/api.rst>


.. toctree::
    :caption: RENDERING
    :maxdepth: 1
    :hidden:

    Factory     <Core/Rendering/factory.rst>
    Visualizer  <Core/Rendering/visualizer.rst>
    API         <Core/Rendering/api.rst>


.. toctree::
    :caption: SOFA
    :maxdepth: 1
    :hidden:

    Storage    <SOFA/storage.rst>
    Rendering  <SOFA/rendering.rst>
    API        <SOFA/api.rst>