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November 3, 2018, 07:47
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sweep meshing issue
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I am trying to generate a mesh usig a sweep method, so I splitted the body in spaceclaim. Now if i go to workbench the bodies are seen as sweepable, but the meshes are not connected in the nodes. Instead if, in spaceclaim, I move the bodies to new component and select merge in the share topology section, when i turn to workbench they are no longer seen as sweepable bodies.
So how can I generate the mesh so that the bodies are connected in the mesh nodes? |
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| #mesh #sweep #topology |
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