[Salome] Howto export Edge-Geometrie from Salome to .eMesh?

Siassei · February 20, 2019, 09:57

Hallo,

I'm searching an workaround to get the edge geometrie of my STL-Mesh from Salome into an .eMesh file.

Edit: The script "surfaceExtr..." do not work good enough.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

GerhardHolzinger · February 20, 2019, 10:51

You can create, in Salome's GEOM module, a group of edges (i.e. your intended feature edges), and then export these edges using a very handy Python script, which was posted in the Salome forum.

The workflow:

* Create geometry in Salome's GEOM geometry module
* Create a group of edges in the GEOM module
* Create a surface mesh in Salome's MESH module
* Create a group of edges in the MESH module with Group from geometry
* Select this group in the Object Browser and run this script with File -> Load Script
* Export the surface mesh as an STL file

This will give you your STL surface mesh, with the proper feature edges in an *.eMesh file.

The thread in the Salome forum, discussing this very question

February 20, 2019, 09:57	Howto export Edge-Geometrie from Salome to .eMesh?	#1
Siassei Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 59 Rep Power: 14	Hallo, I'm searching an workaround to get the edge geometrie of my STL-Mesh from Salome into an .eMesh file. Edit: The script "surfaceExtr..." do not work good enough. Any ideas? Thanks.

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February 20, 2019, 10:51		#2
GerhardHolzinger Senior Member Gerhard Holzinger Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Austria Posts: 339 Rep Power: 28	You can create, in Salome's GEOM module, a group of edges (i.e. your intended feature edges), and then export these edges using a very handy Python script, which was posted in the Salome forum. The workflow: * Create geometry in Salome's GEOM geometry module * Create a group of edges in the GEOM module * Create a surface mesh in Salome's MESH module * Create a group of edges in the MESH module with Group from geometry * Select this group in the Object Browser and run this script with File -> Load Script * Export the surface mesh as an STL file This will give you your STL surface mesh, with the proper feature edges in an *.eMesh file. The thread in the Salome forum, discussing this very question