Hi Antosha,
>
> My grid is irregular. Data is cell-centered ("connection dependend" in
> terms of DX). Grid consists of general cubes, i.e. it can be, for instance a
> triangular prizm, when one face of the "cube" devolutes into edge.
> Inspite of this devolution, I can decribe such a "cube" using eight
> points(vertexes).
>
(snip)
Well this seems to be exactly the kind of data grids we are using! Up
until now I only have downloaded dx, played a bit and found nothing
useful yet (compiling it on a alpha is not that easy). When time permits
I planned to have a closer look (to see if degenerated hexas can be
used; how to handle two meshes next to each other but without any
grid-connection but physically one domain etc).
Sorry not being able to help you, but when you know how to do it there
is at least one person who is interested!
Henk
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