We can see at the video some colors appear
Is that "Strength of materials"?
Does it possible in Moi or it's totally another thing?

Does it possible to have in Moi Colors by level?

Hi Pilou,

> Is that "Strength of materials"?

No, it looks to me like a curvature analysis mode with different colors corresponding to different curvature values in the surface.


> Does it possible in Moi or it's totally another thing?

MoI doesn't have anything for that currently. It's kind of a specialized analysis mode.


> Does it possible to have in Moi Colors by level?

It may be possible in the future at some point, but probably not for quite a while. Is there some reason why you are interested in seeing that kind of curvature analysis?

- Michael

>> Is there some reason why you are interested in seeing that kind of curvature analysis?

Yes this kind of shading makes my collegue thinking that I'm really smart :)

Good answer, I'm still laughing PaQ :D

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Hi PaQ,

> Yes this kind of shading makes my collegue thinking that I'm really smart :)

:) Well, you could always get the software that was shown in the video for that! That's Catia, probably cost you around $20,000 or so...

- Michael

< Is there some reason why you are interested in seeing that kind of curvature analysis?
about level color : only artistic reason for something like landscaping, and possibility to address snow, waters, vegetation
(not in Moi but in any another 2D progs by these colors)

about "Strength of materials" just if libraries exist and are easily adapted why not put it inside moi
(for architectural or engeneering domain :)
But maybe it's more from solid modelers?

Hi Pilou,

> about level color : only artistic reason for something like
> landscaping, and possibility to address snow, waters, vegetation

Oh, I see what you mean - a color value by height in z?

But no - that is not at all what was shown in there, it was a curvature analysis based on the curvature values of the surface, not having to do with z values.


> about "Strength of materials" just if libraries exist and are
> easily adapted why not put it inside moi
> (for architectural or engeneering domain :)

As far as I know there is no easily available free library that I could use for structural analysis. It tends to be a complex area that usually has expensive software to handle it.

So the lack of existence of such a library is one problem...

And even if there was such a library, it would still take quite a bit of work to adapt such a thing into MoI.

So that's another reason - if I were to spend time on that I would have to postpone other features because I can't work on many projects all at the same time...

- Michael

< Oh, I see what you mean - a color value by height in z?
Yes :)

< if I were to spend time on that I would have to postpone other features because I can't work on many projects all at the same time...
Of course :)