difference in the trimming and mapping method

guru · April 25, 2011, 04:32

hi,
im working in the es-ice and i need to now the difference b/w the trimming and mapping method used in the es-ice.

Pauli · April 25, 2011, 11:48

Been a while since I did any serious es-ice. Here is what I remember.

The trimmer cuts (i.e. trims) a mesh with your surfaces. Typically the method creates polyhedral cells at the trimmed locations. Trimming requires a water tight starting surface.

Mapping takes a pre-defined mesh topology (i.e. the template) & morphs it to fit your surfaces. You define (i.e. map) related surface pairs between your surfaces & the matching template surface. Mapping does not require a water tight starting surface.

April 25, 2011, 04:32	difference in the trimming and mapping method	#1
guru New Member gurumech.pdit@gmail.com Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	hi, im working in the es-ice and i need to now the difference b/w the trimming and mapping method used in the es-ice.

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Pauli Senior Member Pauli Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 189 Rep Power: 17	Been a while since I did any serious es-ice. Here is what I remember. The trimmer cuts (i.e. trims) a mesh with your surfaces. Typically the method creates polyhedral cells at the trimmed locations. Trimming requires a water tight starting surface. Mapping takes a pre-defined mesh topology (i.e. the template) & morphs it to fit your surfaces. You define (i.e. map) related surface pairs between your surfaces & the matching template surface. Mapping does not require a water tight starting surface.