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i am doing 2D meshing with " Mesh control " then continue 3D meshing " Tet " on a very simple model but getting " mesh failed" error when 3D meshing.The model is a simple "cylinder".Is my software at fault.Please give me remedy. Thank you
Hello,
I have imported the database shared and I can able to generate Tet mesh. Not sure why it is failing in your machine.
Could you please check the following and confirm?
Kindly share the Temp folder created in your machine.
Thanks & Regards,
Santhoshkumar
Hello, I opened your database and could tet mesh the body easily without any problem.
It is a quite unusual behavior, I could not say why this happens.
Hello, I have imported the database shared and I can able to generate Tet mesh. Not sure why it is failing in your machine. Could you please check the following and confirm? Go to scratch folder (File > Preferences > Applications > General) During volume mesh, the Tet mesh file (*.gda) will be created in the Temp folder. See if this file is created in your machine. Kindly share the Temp folder created in your machine. Thanks & Regards, Santhoshkumar
my Temp folder doesn't have any generated files
Hello, I opened your database and could tet mesh the body easily without any problem. It is a quite unusual behavior, I could not say why this happens.
I also tried it on another machine and it works fine but my laptop is having problems
Then, I think the installation is not done fully. Check whether the below 2 exe is available in your SimLab installation folder. This is used to generate Tet mesh.
Also, it is better to uninstall and install SimLab again.
Then, I think the installation is not done fully. Check whether the below 2 exe is available in your SimLab installation folder. This is used to generate Tet mesh. Also, it is better to uninstall and install SimLab again.
thank you
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