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April 7, 2008, 08:04 |
Mesh edges for 2D regular shapes?
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Hi folks,
I'm a newbie in gambit. If I have a 2D irregular and I want to create mesh edges for it. How do I go about setting it? I know for a rectangle, u can select 2 horizontal lines, set the interval size and similarly for the vertical lines. But I have no idea how to do it for a irregular shape, e.g. apple. Please help me out here. Thanks and appreciated. regards AL |
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April 7, 2008, 14:48 |
Re: Mesh edges for 2D regular shapes?
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Try using a triangular grid for irregular shapes, or split the domain into several parts that can each be meshed using a square scheme.
Have you done all the Gambit tutorials? If not you should do these, and if you have you should use them for a reference and apply the principles to your geometry. Good Luck |
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