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September 20, 2020, 13:37	Overset with hybrid mesh components	#1
nw_ds New Member Mido Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 25 Rep Power: 16	Hello everyone, I have noticed that all overset openfoam use Cartesian/block structured meshes. Is this a limitation of the current implementation? I tried using the component meshes with hyprid meshes ( mixed quadrilateral and triangles) but the simulation keeps crashing with floating point divide by zero error ( from what I understand) So did any one confirm that openfoam overset works with hybrid mesh components? Thanks

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