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Old   July 5, 2005, 11:08
Default What's the point of imprting an stl mesh?
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philip
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When i import my stl file, I am able to mesh it and get it off t fluent but I can't set my boundary conditions. I end up importing only 1 face, (the surface of my object) and i can't set an in and out condition with just one face. Do i need to play around with the feature angle or what? This has been a long frustating problem, thanks.
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