Scaffolds

Scaffolds originally meant scaffolding on a construction site, but in software, it means a basic structure or template. In Baram, it is an object that you create in order to draw something. Once you have created the necessary scaffolds, you can make various settings for your drawing in Graphics.

Using the ADD button, you can create the following scaffolds

Boundary

You can choose to draw scalar distributions, vectors, or anything else on the boundary by pressing the Select button.

Disk

Creates a disk using the center coordinates, normal direction, and radius. If the inner radius is zero, the disk is a circle, otherwise it is a doughnuts. You can specify the number of sampling points in the radius and circumference directions, which determines the density of the vectors and streamlines.

Iso-Surface

Select which scalar values to use to make iso-surface.

Enter the values in [Iso-Values]. You can enter multiple values, each separated by a space.

You can create multiple surfaces that are equally spaced from the values entered above. As many surfaces as [Surfaces per Value] are created with [Spacing between values]. In the image below, three surfaces are created with z coordinates 0, 1, and 2, and two faces are added to each face, spaced 0.2 apart.

Line

Create a straight line with two points. The number of samples determines the density of the vector and streamlines.

Parallelogram

Create a parallelogram with an origin and two points. The number of samples determines the density of the vector and streamlines.

Plane

Create a plane with a single point and a normal direction.

Sphere

Create a sphere with center coordinates and radius. The number of samples determines the density of the vectors and streamlines.