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May 10, 2013, 16:51
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Multi-block geometry from blender
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Sebastian
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Blender seems to be a good tool for creating geometry for CFD before meshing.
Is it possible with Blender to create a geometry that consists of two blocks which share a common face? Either by splitting a volume or by extruding a face of a volume or by glueing two volumes together. I hope this post is adequately placed in this forum. CFD people probably best understand why I would want such a geometry. Thanks for your hints. |
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