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Harris Snyder
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Hello everyone,
Quick question about gmsh. Is there a way to take an existing gmsh .msh file, and convert it to second order elements? Specifically, I'm trying to go from 8-point hexahedra (hex8) to 20-point hexahedra (hex20). Ideally, I'd like a command-line solution. I tried this: Code:
gmsh -o output.msh -format msh2 input.msh -order 2 -0 But it doesn't seem to work - I still get hex8 elements in the output. Is there a way to do this, or does the order need to be set when the mesh is first generated? Thanks |
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Harris Snyder
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Answered my own question - you can do it using a gmsh script (i.e. a .geo file).
Code:
Merge "input.msh"; SetOrder 2; Save "output.msh"; Saving that as "convert.geo", you can then run: Code:
gmsh convert.geo -0 |
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