Hi Umut,
here it is:
...
Plane Surface(1) = {1};
Transfinite Surface(1) = {1,2,3,4};
Recombine Surface{1};
volFluid[] = Extrude {0,0.15,0} { Surface{1}; Layers{6}; Recombine; };
vol[] = Extrude { 0,0.005,0 }{ Surface{volFluid[0]}; Layers{3}; Recombine; };
Physical Volume(1) = { volFluid[1] };
Physical Volume(2) = { vol[1] };
Physical Surface(3) = { volFluid[0] };
Cheers,
Dave
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Umut Tabak wrote:
Dear all,
I could not find a better way to explain my problem in the subject
line, let me explain what I tried, I would like to extrude a meshed
surface to generate a structured grid of hexas. That is fine.
On top of that is that possible to use the top surface given with the
index '0'(coming from the 1st level extrusion) as a source for another
extrusion operation to generate a second layer of structured grid.
Attached code will explain that better I guess. Uncommented lines will
tell the needed.
Best regards,
Umut
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