MESHIO(1)
π¦ NAME π¦
meshio β bestie, this is the manual page for meshio 5.3.5, and it's literally your little mesh-converting fairy godmother π§ (it lives in section 1 of the manual, iykyk).
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
okay so here's the vibe: you run it like this π
usage: meshio convert [-h]
[--input-format
{abaqus,ansys,avsucd,cgns,dolfin-xml,exodus,flac3d,gmsh,h5m,hmf,mdpa,med,medit,nastran,netgen,neuroglancer,obj,off,permas,ply,stl,su2,tecplot,tetgen,ugrid,vtk,vtu,wkt,xdmf}]
[--output-format
{abaqus,ansys,avsucd,cgns,dolfin-xml,exodus,flac3d,gmsh,gmsh22,h5m,hmf,mdpa,med,medit,nastran,netgen,neuroglancer,obj,off,permas,ply,stl,su2,svg,tecplot,tetgen,ugrid,vtk,vtk42,vtk51,vtu,wkt,xdmf}]
[--ascii] [--float-format FLOAT_FORMAT] [--sets-to-int-data]
[--int-data-to-sets] infile outfile
like. look at all those formats. iconic. π
π positional arguments π
infileβ the mesh file you're reading FROM, bestie. your source material. the blueprint. π₯outfileβ the mesh file you're writing TO. your glow-up destination. π€
π options π
-h,--helpβ shows this help message and then dips. the "wait what does this do again" button. π«Ά--input-format,-i{abaqus,ansys,avsucd,cgns,dolfin-xml,exodus,flac3d,gmsh,h5m,hmf,mdpa,med,medit,nastran,netgen,neuroglancer,obj,off,permas,ply,stl,su2,tecplot,tetgen,ugrid,vtk,vtu,wkt,xdmf}β tells it what format your input file is in. input file format, periodt.--output-format,-o{abaqus,ansys,avsucd,cgns,dolfin-xml,exodus,flac3d,gmsh,gmsh22,h5m,hmf,mdpa,med,medit,nastran,netgen,neuroglancer,obj,off,permas,ply,stl,su2,svg,tecplot,tetgen,ugrid,vtk,vtk42,vtk51,vtu,wkt,xdmf}β tells it what format you want to get out the other side. output file format, slay. (and yes, the output list is longer than the input list β it's giving β¨main characterβ¨,gmsh22,svg,vtk42andvtk51said "we're only available on the way out" π )--ascii,-aβ writes in the ASCII format variant, but only where that's applicable. and heads up: the default is binary, so don't come for me when your file isn't human-readable π--float-format,-fFLOAT_FORMAT β the float format used in output ASCII files. default is.16e, no cap. π’--sets-to-int-data,-sβ if possible, converts sets to integer data. super useful when the output type simply does NOT support sets and you're out here like π--int-data-to-sets,-dβ if possible, converts integer data to sets. useful when the output type doesn't support integer data. the mirror twin of the one above, obsessed. πͺ
lowkey reminder bestie: both--sets-to-int-dataand--int-data-to-setsare doing their best β they say "if possible" for a reason, so don't expect magic when the target format just isn't built for it. π
and that's the whole page!! no notes π
meshio 5.3.5 Β· September 2025 Β· xoxo, go convert something gorgeous ππΈπ¦
π¦ where this page comes from
- fedora 43: python3-meshio 5.3.5-8.fc43 Β· MIT
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms