Hello Gmsh users, Does anyone know what the “Boundary” part of the Compound
Surface command does?
Compound Surface ( expression ) = { expression-list } < Boundary { {
expression-list }, { expression-list }, { expression-list }, { expression-list
} } > ;
The problem I’m looking at is where two compound surfaces meet along a line
(e.g. two cubes that share a single edge). When Gmsh remeshes the surfaces it
disconnects them along the shared line. I’m wondering if the “Boundary” part
of the command would address this.
Thanks,
Dave
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