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Hello,
sorry my English first and foremost.
I have an element not very complicated. I used option 2D mesh first (automesh) and then 3D mesh, but my mesh is not very symetrical. How to make symetrical in hypermesh? thank you
Maciek
Cut your geometry on the plane of symmetry using GEOM - Surface Edit tools.
Mesh half the model as desired.
Go to TOOLS, REFLECT
Select your mesh
Select DUPLICATE to make a copy
Select the Reflect plane (N1, N2, N3) or axis and a point
Reflect - perfectly symmetric mesh
- caution -
you now have duplicate nodes on the plane of symmetry
Go to EDGES or FACES,
Select your elements
Find EQUIVALENT (may need to adjust your Node Tolerance)
Review highlighted nodes to make sure all are selected (adjust TOLERANCE if needed)
EQUIVALENCE!
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