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November 7, 2024, 06:39	Stitching defaultFaces	#1
gm.arx.2024 New Member GM Join Date: Sep 2024 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Hi, I'm new to OF and pardon me if the question seems trivial. I have exported a mesh from Salome as .unv. I convert it to OF by ideasUnvToFoam. However, I am getting some extra faces within my internalMesh. I've read various similar posts suggesting to use stitchMesh to fix this issue. However, after reading the documentation I see that stitchMesh takes in two arguments - master and slave. But I don't have any adjoining patch that I can stitch this face to. It is a face just existing inside my fluid volume. I tried Code: stitchMesh "((defaultFaces defaultFaces))" as well as Code: stitchMesh "((internalMesh defaultFaces))" but both didn't work. Thanks in advance!

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