Found myself it is possible to get the saved mesh file by running gmsh
from win comand promt or linux shell by
windows:
cd C:\Users\bhb\Desktop\gmsh-mit-geo
C:\Daten\gmsh-2.10.0-Windows\gmsh.exe -3 femmesh.geo
linux:
gmsh -3 femmesh.geo
It is possible to open a geo and with "Mesh 3;" immedately mesh the
geometry. In adition I would like to save the femmesh.unv at the same
process while open the femmesh.geo from gui. I could not found an
option for that at the tutorials page of gmsh.
bernd
again the content of femmesh.geo:
Merge "box.step"; // some simple box
Mesh.Format = 2
Mesh.SaveAll = 1
// some line to save the unv file ?
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Zitat von Bernd Hahnebach <g...@b75.ch>:
Hi gmsh users,
I have a simple geo file to mesh some step geometry. How do I save
the mesh file to disk ?
bernd
Merge "box.step";
Mesh.Algorithm3D = 5;
// 1=Delaunay, 4=Frontal, 5=Frontal Delaunay, 6=Frontal Hex,
7=MMG3D, 9=R-tree
// default = 1
//Mesh 2; // surface
Mesh 3; // volume
Mesh.Format = 2;
// 1=msh, 2=unv, 10=automatic, 19=vrml, 27=stl, 30=mesh, 31=bdf,
32=cgns, 33=med, 40=ply2
// default = 10
Mesh.SaveAll = 1;
// Ignore Physical definitions and save all elements
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