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Hi I'm trying to get matching hex mesh for the nuhalf component (so that it looks like the solidmap mesh) in the attached model to no avail. Anyone can help please?
Thanks. Also please give me your method.
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you can use Solidmap with multisolids or mesh on face and drag.See attached screenshot.
there's no screenshot
PFA.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
I did the surface mesh on the nuhalf but they are not matching the nodes on the solidmap mesh?
could you share hm file?It is easy.
It's in my first post (sent.hm)
you can use linear solid in such case.will share video for same shortly.
Please see pic
PFA updated HM file & procedure captured in video.Below is the Ftp Link for same.
https://ftin.india.altair.com:8443/message/LtsQqxyKF3jvQ2DExcipV6
Please check my comment in above post & update.
thanks but even when I do the node path step I don't get matching nodes.
Any chance you could save the model as version 13.0 please?
Thanks
i used spline with node by path.. will share file after sometime. i hope you would have got idea.
That's what I did but to no avail
You can correct this issue manually. It's not so complicated. Have a look at my test (I used HW14. Zip file have FEM format).
PFA same in 13.0
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