Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm already using Linux.
On 04/29/2017 08:35 PM, Bertrand PIGEARD wrote:
Hello, if you use gmsh on windows have a try with Linux release... It may help,
I notice a random problem with the windows release.
Le 22 mars 2017 à 05:04, Alex Lindsay <[email protected]> a écrit :
I have a mesh that is a repeating lattice of unit cells. When I use a
relatively small lattice, say 10x10, the mesh is always created without error.
However, for larger lattices, say 25x25, I commonly get the error `Identical
points in triangulation: increase element size or Mesh.RandomFactor`. I've
looked at the documentation, and the ratio of my smallest element size to model
size is 1e-3 at worst. Regardless, I've increased Mesh.RandomFactor to 1e-6 and
I still get errors. I can't really increase my characteristic length any larger
because it's already around the order of the smallest geometric feature. Does
anyone have any other troubleshooting suggestions? I've attached my `geo` file
in case it's helpful.
<msre_cuboid.geo>
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