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bob12 March 30, 2010 09:04

mesh problem
 
Hi everyone,
i have a problem with mine mesh. The geometry is a cube where inside there are a circular hole. In the summit of a cube i have a split so when i'm going to meshing the volume with a cooper schem i have an error for this split.
is there a method for meshing the volume without doing a split in lower surface of cube?
thanks for any suggeston

Chris D March 30, 2010 12:50

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Originally Posted by bob12 (Post 252293)
Hi everyone,
i have a problem with mine mesh. The geometry is a cube where inside there are a circular hole. In the summit of a cube i have a split so when i'm going to meshing the volume with a cooper schem i have an error for this split.
is there a method for meshing the volume without doing a split in lower surface of cube?
thanks for any suggeston

I would split it like this:

Attachment 2747Attachment 2746

All faces are meshed with a structured mesh. For some of the faces (see the picture,) you need to change one vertex from "end" to "side", because the quad:map scheme requires the number of end verticies on a face to be equal to four.

bob12 March 31, 2010 02:55

the problem is showing in the second picture. i have a similar geometry, but the volume that not have the mesh in picture in my case there aren't a split so is a simple cube.
for resolve the problem i do the split this cube or there is a method for meshing without it.

Chris D March 31, 2010 08:08

Hmm, I'm not sure if I understand. In you case, does the circular hole go completely through the cube? Maybe if you posted a picture the problem would be more clear.

bob12 March 31, 2010 10:45

thank you chris i have resolved the problem !!


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