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Dear All,
is it possible to automate hex mesh for Flange (see ref Image attached) with washer around holes (holes may more than 2) .
Any idea...Please Suggest...
@tinh
Regards
PD
yes,
1) find holes
2) washer split holes
3) automesh upper faces
4) drag down to generate hexas
Hi Tinh
hm_holedetectioninit *createmarkpanel surfs 1 'Please select surface' hm_holedetectionsetentities surfs 1 hm_holedetectionsetholeparams hole_shape=31 hm_holedetectionfindholes 1 set n [hm_holedetectiongetnumberofholes]
I using these commmands to find surface holes...but Not getting single hole through this..am i doing wrong?
No, you aren't
Select upper surface only
It will return n=3 holes
yes i am selecting upper surface only..but get nothing..
Maybe lack of hm_holedetectionend
just follow example in hm reference help
Same example script is used but getting : Holes not detected.
Which hm version is it?
2017.2
it's used for 2d only, this means your surfs must have red boundaries. when selecting the surfs, 'duplicate' them before 'proceed'
yes, 1) find holes 2) washer split holes 3) automesh upper faces 4) drag down to generate hexas
2) washer split holes
First thanks for help....
Up to second point is done ...Now how can automesh the face..?
Means how to use *set_meshedgeparams and *set_meshfaceparams....
Hi
The usage is in hm reference help
Or you can use *defaultremesh
Except 2 washer surfs where you need to unify inner and outer density
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