Hi, I would like to know how to find the order of the "side" elements (lines or surfaces) that are generated during an extrusion. Thanks for any information.
Also, while doing some related testing, I saw some results that I could not explain from the script below. /*** start ***/ Printf("next line ID = %g; next surface ID = %g", newl, news); Point(1) = {0, 0, 0}; Point(2) = {0, 1, 0}; Line(1) = {1, 2}; Printf("next line ID = %g; next surface ID = %g", newl, news); out[] = Extrude {0, 0, 1} {Line{1}; }; n = #out[]; Printf("Extrude has returned %g elements", n); n -= 1; For i In {0 : n} Printf("Extrusion value[%g] = %g.", i, out[i]); EndFor Printf("next line ID = %g; next surface ID = %g", newl, news); /*** end ***/ The output is 1 next line ID = 1; next surface ID = 1 2 next line ID = 2; next surface ID = 2 3 Extrude has returned 4 elements 4 Extrusion value[0] = 2. 5 Extrusion value[1] = 5. 6 Extrusion value[2] = 4. 7 Extrusion value[3] = -3. 8 next line ID = 6; next surface ID = 6 Here are the things that did not seem right: - The value returned by news in line 2 is too high. No surface was created yet, so it should remain as 1. - The next free surface has a value of 1, so line 5 should give the extruded surface a value of 1 instead of 5. - I thought the IDs should all be positive, so line 7 seems wrong. I would appreciate some explanations of what Gmsh is doing in these instances. Jim Monte
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