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How to mesh surface if its boundary node is not uniform! Using Ruled Panel is usually unsatisfying. Thanks!
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Hi,
Please try with Automesh or spline with nodes (mesh delete surface).
Regards
Rahul R
Hi, Please try with Automesh or spline with nodes (mesh delete surface). Regards Rahul R
Thanks! I use spline panel, but the boundary nodes don't mach (nodes are uniformly distributed).How to deal with this problem?
Hi
Left/right clich on the numbers till new mesh match given mesh
Shift F3 equivalence nodes
Secondary Automesh panel allows user to change the density along edges. Once the density matches. You can check for free edges using Shift+F3 & if the if gap is more even you can try with F3 equivalence nodes.
If you need to match different element sizes, follow the below from the HyperWorks student guide,
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