Good morning,
is it possible to create a uniform mesh (without discontinuities) from different parts? I would like to preserve the parts in order to assign easily their properties, once for example I export the bdf to Marc.
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I would like to restore the default mesh seeds but I don't know how to do that. The mesh I did seems over-constrained so I want to come back to the default seeds (which I think are dynamically chosen by Apex to optimize the mesh).
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Please, see the attached .bdf mesh file. My questions is that, whether is it possible to create a geometry based upon the mesh? If so, then how?
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model1_sim1-solution_1_topopt_mesh.zip
My section definitions define multiple parts, but if I was to do this in patran, there would be one PSHELL card which defines a selection of elements. Ideally when moving from Apex to Patran, I want to minimise the number of PSHELL entries for large assemblies…
I can flip the normal but can I then rotate the element's coord sys so that X points in a particular direction? Using Apex to pre-pre-process composite panels so element X direction is as important as element normal.
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For example, in a fringe plot of stress or composite failure indices, I'd like to click on particular nodes to have the nodal values displayed there.
Short of this, is there a way to pick the values out of a file?
I have 19 surfaces to represent a roof. I apply a single pressure to all the surfaces. Three have the pressure going in the wrong direction. How do I reverse the normal direction for those 3 surfaces?
I have an Apex model that has one geometry part that is meshed. How can I import that into another Apex database as a new part containing the geometry and corresponding mesh?
Say I have two parts in Apex, each with one surface that share an edge. When I mesh the two parts, there is no mesh congruency across the shared edge. Can you please explain what is the difference between the following three methods:
Create an edge…
I just finished 2D meshing a large model with 200 parts ... many are tied together with edge ties. Now I run Mesh Quality and have 385 INVALID elements out of 85,000 or so. I did a show only and Apex shows me those bad guys. Most are slivers. I would…
When selecting faces of solids or surfaces, you can use the "H" key to hide the surface or face that is "closest" to the cursor. That allows you to "drill down" into a solid model and select the face or surface that you are after.
My question is…