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I would like to create a wire port on a meshed geometry. The FEKO documentation states that it can be done (https://2021.help.altair.com/2021/feko/topics/feko/user_guide/cadfeko/port_wire_mesh_feko_t-cadfeko.htm). When I tried the wire port is disabled for a meshed geometry. Can you provide a example how to define a meshed wire port?
Hi @Shan25 ,
the model contains neither wires nor segments (meshed wires). Therefore the option is disabled. In the attached model I have added a wire. Now you can set a wire port.
Best regards,Torben
This should be possible without further ado:
However, this may impossible using the right-click menu. Try with the top menu like in the pic above.
Does this work?
In the attached file the wire port is disabled.
Can you please look at the model and let me why the option is disabled?
Thanks for your reply!
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