Hi Laurent,
in this case, there is no hole, your volume is delimited by only one surface. So, by removing the definition of your 2
Surface Loop and your Volume in your .geo file, and by defining the volume with the GUI (Geometry->Elementary
entities->Add->New->Volume), then picking just one surface, Gmsh should automatically select all the remaining surfaces
and define the volume. This is not the case here, so I suspect there is a problem with the definition of one or more
surfaces...
Regards,
Dave
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On 22/09/10 19:39, Laurent Mahéo wrote:
Hello Gmsh users,
I am trying to mesh a cube with holes (spheres) and I have some problems.
- When the sphere is completely inside the cube, there is no problem.
- When a part of the sphere is located in a face of the cube, I build the new
outside geometry and it works.
- But when a part of the sphere is located in a edge of the cube, I build the
new outside geometry and it does not work.
The Gmsh software gives me :
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
Abandon
I do not manage to see where the problem is. If you have some suggestions ...
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