Dear gmsh-community,
i really need your help because otherwise i will despair. I use gmsh for my
masterthesis in computational engineering for geometry modeling and
finite-element meshing.
My problem is, that i can't create a consistent structured mesh of e.g. a
T-section. Here is a little example:
Point(1)={0,0,0};
Point(2)={10,0,0};
Point(3)={10,10,0};
Point(4)={0,10,0};
Point(5)={2.5,6,0};
Point(6)={7.5,6,0};
Point(7)={7.5,6,10};
Point(8)={2.5,6,10};
Line(1)={1,2};
Line(2)={2,3};
Line(3)={3,4};
Line(4)={4,1};
Line(5)={5,6};
Line(6)={6,7};
Line(7)={7,8};
Line(8)={8,5};
Line Loop(1)={1,2,3,4};
Line Loop(2)={5,6,7,8};
Plane Surface(1)={1};
Plane Surface(2)={2};
Line{5} In Surface{1};
Transfinite Surface{1:2};
Recombine Surface{1:2};
Is it possible to create a structured mesh, so that there will be nodes created
on line(5) which is in surface(2). This is necessary for me, because the meshes
of the two plates have to be consistent.
Or is there any other way to create a consistent structured mesh for this
example.
I know that i can split the "ground-plate" by defining more lines and planes to
get a structured mesh, but this is not expedient.
Thank you very much for your help.
Kind regards,
Christian
Munich University of Applied Sciences
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