[Gmsh] Virtual topology problem

different boundary mesh issue. Did I miss some settings? Or is the part just too nasty? Thanks for any advice, Martin Kraska <> ___ gmsh mailing list gmsh@onelab.info http://onelab.info/mailman/listinfo/gmsh

[Gmsh] Self-intersecting facets

partVT.geo For all versions up to now, the meshing algorithm fails to map the midside nodes of second order elements onto compound surfaces, but that has already been reported in the past. Best regards, Martin Kraska ___ gmsh mailing list gmsh

Re: [Gmsh] Compound surfaces and lines

Hi Christophe, Thanks again. The script even works without setting the max element size. y However, the problem of some of the midside nodes not obeying the geometric surface remains. Is there a way to get this right? Martin >> > > With the current compound implementation you will also need

[Gmsh] Compound surfaces and lines

Hi Christophe, Thanks for the hint. I can indeed create a mesh with compound surfaces in 2.13.1. I observed some restrictions: - the midside nodes of the generated elements don't follow the compound surface (except on the edges of the surface). - Successful meshing relies on introduction of an

[Gmsh] Gmsh crash

surface I can mesh the part without problems, see https://github.com/mkraska/CalculiX-Examples/tree/master/CAD/OnshapeTutorial What can I do to properly create a compound surface? Best regards, Martin Kraska // Geometry.Tolerance=0.1; //Geometry.OCCFixSmallEdges=1