::::::{card} SOFA setup ^^^
You can either build it from sources:
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Or download the binaries:
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:::::::{card} ModelOrderReduction setup ^^^
You can either build it from the source as explained here with SOFA. Or take the binaries generated here and link them to your SOFA build/binaries.
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sudo apt-get install python-cheetah python-yaml:::
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sudo apt-get install python-cheetah python-yaml python-pyqt5 notebook::: :::: ::::
::::{card} PythonPath ^^^
Then don't forget to add into your pythonPath the sofa launcher. To do that in a definitive way add this line at the end of your shell configuration file (usually .bashrc)
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/PathToYourSofaSrcFolder/tools/sofa-launcher:::: :::::
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To confirm all the previous steps and verify that the plugin is working properly you can launch the test_component.py SOFA scene situated in:
/ModelOrderReduction/tools
This example show that after the reduction of a model (here the 2 examples {doc}Diamond Robot </usage/examples/Diamond/diamond>,
{doc}Starfish robot </usage/examples/Starfish/starfish>), you can re-use it easily as a python object with different arguments
allowing positionning of the model in the SOFA scene.