[ GiDlist ] Problem wtih IGES write option from "read surfac
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2000 10:48 am
Hello,
The entity 'surface mesh' is thought to generate mesh on it. As you have
seen, it cannot be exported into IGES. Is it not useful for you to create the
solid inside GiD and work on it? Maybe, the comparation between both
geometrical shapes can be made inside GiD.
Also, it is necessary to note that the meshing of 'surface meshes' can be
problematic for complex geometries.
Best regards,
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, you wrote:
Hello,
My purpose is to use the "read surface mesh" option and transfert MESH
format into IGES format in order to compare
finite element geometry after distorsions with real geometry.
But I cannot create an IGES file from surface mesh data. In fact when I
read a surface mesh,
the mesh is well converted in points, lines and surfaces geometry entities,
but I can export it immediately in IGES format.
When I try, the IGES file is empty. The solution I have found (todate) is
to delete all the surfaces and create again all the surfaces, but in this
case
the complexity of the geometry (about 15000 surfaces) leads to many holes
on the surface, then it is impossible to generate
the volume (solid).
Do you have another solution to bypass this problem, thank you very much in
advance for your help.
Charles Aliaga.
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The entity 'surface mesh' is thought to generate mesh on it. As you have
seen, it cannot be exported into IGES. Is it not useful for you to create the
solid inside GiD and work on it? Maybe, the comparation between both
geometrical shapes can be made inside GiD.
Also, it is necessary to note that the meshing of 'surface meshes' can be
problematic for complex geometries.
Best regards,
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, you wrote:
Hello,
My purpose is to use the "read surface mesh" option and transfert MESH
format into IGES format in order to compare
finite element geometry after distorsions with real geometry.
But I cannot create an IGES file from surface mesh data. In fact when I
read a surface mesh,
the mesh is well converted in points, lines and surfaces geometry entities,
but I can export it immediately in IGES format.
When I try, the IGES file is empty. The solution I have found (todate) is
to delete all the surfaces and create again all the surfaces, but in this
case
the complexity of the geometry (about 15000 surfaces) leads to many holes
on the surface, then it is impossible to generate
the volume (solid).
Do you have another solution to bypass this problem, thank you very much in
advance for your help.
Charles Aliaga.
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intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they
are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify
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Centre Internacional de Mètodes Dr. Ramon Ribó
Numèrics en Enginyeria
http://gid.cimne.upc.es/ramsan ramsan at cimne.upc.es
C/ Gran Capitan s/n,
Modulo C1, Campus Norte UPC, tel. +34 93 401 74 03
E-08034 Barcelona, Spain fax. +34 93 401 65 17