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April 10, 2019, 16:48
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Mesh not respecting a boundary curve
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This is a very novice question but I am trying to create a mesh around a curved boundary with minimal number( 2 or 3 nodes) of nodes as shown in the picture. However, when I draw a mesh, the mesh doesn't respect the curved boundary and instead draws a straight line.
The green line is the curved boundary and the the mesh is just black lines. How do I go about fixing this issue so that the mesh respects the boundary? |
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