How to build a multi-scale model as shown in the diagram? #823
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rquey
Feb 28, 2024
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This cannot be done really easily. I would generate a polycrystal for the green grain structure and set some of the elements to "grain 2" (assuming your using a mesh). If you're using a tesr, you can manually "convert" some of the voxels. Another approach would be to use a multiscale tessellation, but it won't be very easy with ~cubic inserts, and it will add many constraints... |
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This cannot be done really easily. I would generate a polycrystal for the green grain structure and set some of the elements to "grain 2" (assuming your using a mesh). If you're using a tesr, you can manually "convert" some of the voxels.
Another approach would be to use a multiscale tessellation, but it won't be very easy with ~cubic inserts, and it will add many constraints...