how to group element inside a closed surface volume
Hi!
I wonder if it's possible in hypermesh
to select elements inside a closed surface volume (e.g. stl surface) into a new component?
For example, there is a meshed cubic, then I want to select some elements that is inside a enclosed spherical surface?
Thanks for your attention.
BR,
Xiaogai Li
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As per I understood you want to move element from the cubic surface to spherical surface ,for this go to organise subpanel you can find this in the collectors toolbar.In that select elements >select elements and click on move /emoticons/default_smile.png' alt=':)' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' width='20' height='20'> thats all /emoticons/default_smile.png' alt=':)' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' width='20' height='20'>Hi!
I wonder if it's possible in hypermesh
to select elements inside a closed surface volume (e.g. stl surface) into a new component?
For example, there is a meshed cubic, then I want to select some elements that is inside a enclosed spherical surface?
Thanks for your attention.
BR,
Xiaogai Li
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Hi! Thanks for your suggestion.
But sorry I might not express myself clearly.
The cubic is meshed with solid elements (tetra or hex elements), and I want to select the solid elements that is inside a closed volume defined by a stl surface.
Is there any way to do the above?
Of course my problem is much more complex geometry than this.
Thanks.
BR,
Xiaogai Li
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Hi there,
there is too much elems that you was boring to select all of them????
I think you can do like these
1) make shell (faces) for the solid elems
2) select shell elems 'by collector' ^faces
3) continue selecting 'by adjacent', you will get the outer solid elements
4) now select by 'reverse' you will get the solid elements inside the body
goodluck, man
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rgds,
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