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How can I fix the elements failed in tet collapse.?? One way is to translate nodes .is there any option available cause I have too many failed elements.
Hi,
use 3D>tetramesh>tetra remesh panel. Check the following video(relevant from 7th minute):
Another option is Tetramesh optimization:
https://insider.altairhyperworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/T-T-1250-HyperMesh-Tetramesh-Optimization.pdf
https://connect.altair.com/CP/SA/training/self_paced/aero_v13/PDF/chapter6_demonstration.pdf
Hi, use 3D>tetramesh>tetra remesh panel. Check the following video(relevant from 7th minute): Another option is Tetramesh optimization: https://insider.altairhyperworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/T-T-1250-HyperMesh-Tetramesh-Optimization.pdf https://connect.altair.com/CP/SA/training/self_paced/aero_v13/PDF/chapter6_demonstration.pdf
Tks for your video. it is very good explain.
Further, i have a question !
For this method, how many time we can do if after 3D remesh still gap failed !
Thanks for your kindly help.
@DaiV You're welcome.
The following thread might answer your query:
Please help me with this problem, my tetra mesh is creating missing spaces after I run the Quality check of tet collapse value of 0.3, it doesn't go away even if I change the quality and size of elements, Is it a bug or something Im currently using Hypermesh 2019
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