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May 12, 2000, 01:10 |
Import IGS file into gambit
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hi,
I imported a 3D graphic igs file (transformed from the DXF file), but it is fully filled with vertexes and numerous tiny element made of tiny edges. I found it is totally diffifult to generate the surface for the figure and further mesh on that. could anyone can provide any suggestions? Thx a lot Burley |
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May 27, 2000, 16:00 |
Re: Import IGS file into gambit
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Burley,
I operate a business that specializes in CAD neutral file healing, repair and simplification. We can edit any iges file to collapse small details. Our website is http://www.cadrepair.com and you can email for more information at info@cadrepair.com. Dan |
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July 11, 2000, 18:41 |
Re: Import IGS file into gambit
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Hi
Don't even bother with an iges import, it almost a complete waste of time. If the geometry is 2D, create a 2D Solid [Autocad R12, ....R2000, MDesktop or even via solid works] if 3D, create a 3D solid. Export the geometry via the Sat translator. The geometry once imported into Gambit is real [i.e. 2D Face or 3D solid. So Unstructured or Hybrid meshing is really easy. Even for the most complicated geometry it a cinch Hope this helps. Oliver |
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