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Hello once again!
I have already read some posts about it, but I think that my case is slightly different. I have the geometry attached, which is composed by different parts assembled. My fluid will go through the hole inside. Thus, I have to mesh the hole. Usually, what you mesh is the geometry on itself. I have found videos about add frozen geometry and all that jazz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb8Tsd9eGe4 But i don't want to surround my geometry with a mesh, but to fill the gap inside my geometry. Thank you for any support |
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