Problem Table Output

[michalmonday]

It's kind of difficult to work with it without relating these variables to real life objects (or maybe I'm just noob:P) so it's not improved as much as it could be... But it generates the output you showed (including additional 45th row that yours' didn't have)

import numpy as np  
import math
import sys
import argparse
 
 
#print("Hallo world!")
#print("\n")
 
 
 
 
 
B = 0.30 # thickness
 
m = 3 # numbers of Layer
s = 5 # Steps for one Layer
Z = 0.30 # Z-value
z1= 0.30
z2= B*m
 
i=1 # variable for Lines
n=1 # Layer counter
g=2
S_ges = s * m  # lines in total
total_S_ges = S_ges


accumulated_i = 0 
whole_table = np.zeros([0, 3]) # 3 columns, 0 rows
 
while n<= m:
    
    #for g in range(1, m, 1):        
             
    I = np.linspace(i , total_S_ges , S_ges, dtype=int)
 
    table = np.zeros((S_ges, 3) )  # np.zeros(shape, dtype=float, order='C')

    table[:,0] = I
    table[:,1] = Z 
    table[:,2] = n

    whole_table = np.concatenate((whole_table, table), axis=0)

    #i +=1
 
    n += 1
    Z += B
    g += n

    # added lines
    i += S_ges
    total_S_ges += S_ges


print(whole_table)
 
fmt = ['%i'] + 2 * ['%.3f']
np.savetxt("Loop.txt", whole_table, fmt = fmt )

Output:
[[ 1.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 2.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 3.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 4.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 5.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 6.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 7.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 8.   0.3  1. ]
 [ 9.   0.3  1. ]
 [10.   0.3  1. ]
 [11.   0.3  1. ]
 [12.   0.3  1. ]
 [13.   0.3  1. ]
 [14.   0.3  1. ]
 [15.   0.3  1. ]
 [16.   0.6  2. ]
 [17.   0.6  2. ]
 [18.   0.6  2. ]
 [19.   0.6  2. ]
 [20.   0.6  2. ]
 [21.   0.6  2. ]
 [22.   0.6  2. ]
 [23.   0.6  2. ]
 [24.   0.6  2. ]
 [25.   0.6  2. ]
 [26.   0.6  2. ]
 [27.   0.6  2. ]
 [28.   0.6  2. ]
 [29.   0.6  2. ]
 [30.   0.6  2. ]
 [31.   0.9  3. ]
 [32.   0.9  3. ]
 [33.   0.9  3. ]
 [34.   0.9  3. ]
 [35.   0.9  3. ]
 [36.   0.9  3. ]
 [37.   0.9  3. ]
 [38.   0.9  3. ]
 [39.   0.9  3. ]
 [40.   0.9  3. ]
 [41.   0.9  3. ]
 [42.   0.9  3. ]
 [43.   0.9  3. ]
 [44.   0.9  3. ]
 [45.   0.9  3. ]]