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Hi all, I want to know the TCL code to merge narrow surfaces like surfaces having width lesser than 3mm. Parameter file has that option and I want to do it using TCL code without using the parameter file.
Regards,
Rachit
Dear Ben, thanks for your reply. But unfortunately this command distorts the surface geometry a lot. I just want some way to suppress edges of narrow surfaces rather than to merge them. I may use *selfstichcombine option but that too merge the surfaces than just suppressing the lines. This way meshing time increases exponentially. Regards, Rachit
Dear Ben, thanks for your reply. But unfortunately this command distorts the surface geometry a lot. I just want some way to suppress edges of narrow surfaces rather than to merge them. I may use *selfstichcombine option but that too merge the surfaces than just suppressing the lines. This way meshing time increases exponentially.
What about *edgesuppress?
Below is the help page for the *fixnarrowsurfaces api.
https://2021.help.altair.com/2021/hwdesktop/hwd/topics/reference/hm/_fixnarrowsurfaces.htm
Below is the help page for the *fixnarrowsurfaces api. https://2021.help.altair.com/2021/hwdesktop/hwd/topics/reference/hm/_fixnarrowsurfaces.htm
Thanks Ben for your reply. Yes, I may now select surface based on edge length and then suppress their edges.
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