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November 8, 2022, 20:54 |
How to create a perfectly flat surface in Spaceclaim?
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Lucas Pelizzari
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I have the geometry of an airplane cut in half, like this:
To generate the fluid domain in Spaceclaim, I have to create a rectangle around the geometry at the plane of symmetry and then extrude it (correct me if I'm wrong). The problem with that is, when I fill the remaining face of the geometry like this: it creates a not-flat surface, which absolutely ruins the fluid domain generation step. It is barely noticeable here, but you can see the surface bulges out just a little bit. When I try to cut one surface from the other, it actually works, but it creates a hole in the fluid domain. How do I generate an actually flat surface in this situation? |
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