compas_timber.connections
Classes
Represents a ball node type joint which joins the ends of multiple beams, trimming the main beam. |
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Provides tools for detecting beam intersections and joint topologies. |
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Base class for a joint connecting two beams. |
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Enumeration of the possible joint topologies. |
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Abstract Lap type joint with functions common to L-Lap, T-Lap, and X-Lap Joints. |
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Represents an L-Butt type joint which joins two beam in their ends, trimming the main beam. |
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Represents an L-FrenchRidgeLap type joint which joins two beams in their ends, by lapping them with a ridge. |
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Represents a L-Lap type joint which joins the ends of two beams, trimming the main beam. |
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Represents an L-Miter type joint which joins two beam in their ends, trimming them with a plane at the bisector angle between the beams' centerlines. |
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A null joint is a joint that does not have any features. |
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Represents a T-Birdsmouth type joint which joins two beams, one of them at it's end (main) and the other one along it's centerline (cross). |
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Represents a T-Butt type joint which joins the end of a beam along the length of another beam, trimming the main beam. |
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Represents a T-Dovetail type joint which joins two beams, one of them at its end (main) and the other one along its centerline (cross). |
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Represents a T-Lap type joint which joins the end of a beam along the length of another beam, trimming the main beam. |
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Represents an T-Step type joint which joins two beams, one of them at it's end (main) and the other one along it's centerline (cross). |
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Represents a TenonMortise type joint which joins two beams, one of them at its end (main) and the other one along its centerline (cross) or both of them at their ends. |
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Represents a X-Lap type joint which joins the end of a beam along the length of another beam, trimming the main beam. |
Functions
Finds neighboring pairs of beams in the given list of beams, using R-tree search. |
Exceptions
The following exceptions may be raised by this module. See the compas_timber.errors
module for details.