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March 31, 2021, 04:46
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Cut away part of the mesh?
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Hi,
I have a mesh with a wing inside generated using SHM. Due to mesh motion requirement, I would like to use overset mesh to do my simulation. To get the overset mesh with the inside wing, can I simply cut off some parts outside the red rectangle to create it (as shown attached)? Is it possible to do it? Else, is there a simpler way to get the overset mesh of the body? Thanks |
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