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Srijan7Y
May 28, 2024
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Issue is solved. I took the left corner of the trapezium not at origin, but slighlty ahead like from 0.5 , and increased my domain to 2.0 for the same. Thus by avoiding the shape corner from lying on origin, this issue was solved. $ neper -T -n 100 -morpho gg -morphooptistop "val=1e-2" -domain "cube(2.5,0.5,1.2)" -transform "cut(hspace(2.4,1.2,0,0.5),hspacei(0.6,1.2,0,-0.5))" The shape got easily meshed after this. |
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Issue is solved. I took the left corner of the trapezium not at origin, but slighlty ahead like from 0.5 , and increased my domain to 2.0 for the same. Thus by avoiding the shape corner from lying on origin, this issue was solved.
This is the updated command, which didn't cause any issues,
$ neper -T -n 100 -morpho gg -morphooptistop "val=1e-2" -domain "cube(2.5,0.5,1.2)" -transform "cut(hspace(2.4,1.2,0,0.5),hspacei(0.6,1.2,0,-0.5))"
The shape got easily meshed after this.