Hello Matthieu - I think that the problem comes from the fact that all
your "point" elements in the .msh file have the same elementary number
(0). Give the points a valid id number and it should work just fine.
On 25/11/10 18:05, Matthieu Labbé wrote:
Hello,
I have some problems with Plugin(Tetrahedralize):
1) Plugin(Tetrahedralize) crashes with an error message that makes no
sense to me:
Error : Tetrahedralization added points (681 -> 661): aborting
Adding some noise to the data solved that problem, but I'm still
wondering what this message means...
Attached files to reproduce error:
data.msh
data.geo
2) After I added some noise to the the data, I have some visualization
problem: some clipping-like effect appears with rotation, see attached
files:
data+noise.msh
data+noise.geo
data+noise.geo.png
Thank you for any help with these issues.
Matthieu Labbé.
PS: Some error messages from Plugin(Tetrahedralize) such as
All points seem to be coplanar.
All points seem to be collinear.
do not appear in the Message Console window.
They do appear in the Linux terminal but I can't see them under Windows.
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