Hi Arun, The program I made sits in the "contrib/mesh_conversion" directory. The little readme file in the directory outlines its use, but if you run into any difficulty, just let me know.
I made this program because I didn't have much success with editing the python script myself, and got bored trying. I'm glad to hear that someone had better luck than me! I know that the one thing that this python script can't do is capture arbitrary boundary surfaces (i.e. if you select a few faces of a surface to have one boundary id, and the rest to have another). However ,writing out the mesh to an intermediate file does allow one to capture this information. A slight caveat is that cubit changed the way they write out Abaqus files in version 12, and i haven't got around to updating the program to account for this. So you'll have to use Cubit 11.1 or older to output the mesh file for conversion. What I usually do is use v12 to edit the geometry and when I'm happy with it, just open my saved geometry in v11 and output from there. J-P On 4 May 2010 01:16, arun jaganathan <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am new to deal. I managed to import Cubit grid into deal using the python > code. > > I would like to convert Cubit mesh with multiple materials into UCD but the > python code provided in the wiki page do not include transfer of multiple > material ids from Cubit to UCD yet. > > Documentation talks about a program written by Jean-Paul Pelteret to > convert Cubit ABAQUS files into UCD which can handle multiple material ids. > Can anyone give me link to that program ? > > Thanks ! > > Arun. > > > > _______________________________________________ > dealii mailing list http://poisson.dealii.org/mailman/listinfo/dealii > >
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