Yes, you can write more than one mesh in the .post.msh file
MESH “FinitePoint2D 1” dimension 3 ElemType Point Nnode 1
Coordinates
…
End coordinates
Elements
…
End elements
MESH “SurfaceMesh 1” dimension 3 ElemType Quadrilateral Nnode 4
Coordinates
…
End coordinates
Elements
…
End elements
and define the nodal results only in some nodes, e.g. the ones of the ‘Point’ mesh
(the elements with nodes without result will be drawn transparent when drawing a contour filled result)
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I’m working with the Material Point Method, and I’m using a mesh defined by “Points” with the element type as “Point” in the post.msh file to plot various variables. However, I also want to display an underlying mesh of four-node quadrilaterals alongside the “Point” mesh. The quadrilaterals won’t have any associated variable values. Is it possible to do this in GiD?
Yes, you can define in the file .post.msh a mesh of quadrilaterals without any result on them.
Hello, I’m working with the Material Point Method and need to plot results using a mesh defined with “Points” (element type “Point” in the post.msh file). While the variables of interest are plotted at these points, I would also like to visualize an underlying mesh of four-node quadrilaterals. Although no values will be associated with the quadrilaterals, is it possible to display this additional mesh in GiD?
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the answer is the same of the previous question.