


Radio-buttons allows you to choose how this action will affect other cells.
#Convert mesh to geometry meshlab code
Boundary code box is the future number/code of the patch/boundary. Since my edges are not sharp (?) I can use Feature angle 45 deg. First point the cursor on the chosen surface (inlet) press P and press S. we will set several boundary codes to all of surfaces (my pipe case has three).In status bar you can find info about selected cell, on the end of line, there is also code= of the cell. A red dot and a box over a domain will appear. when you point mouse cursor on a surface and press P, you will choose the cell under the cursor.

Now all of them are in one boundary - code 999. I have a pipe with inlet, outlet and wall surface. You can switch on or off visibility of boundary. You probably have all surfaces in one boundary code. Press V to see boundary codes (like layers in CAD apps).
#Convert mesh to geometry meshlab how to
(maybe there is a way, how to name faces of the model and export them to asciiSTL too, but I do not know nowadays). Solution combines using Freecad + enGrid.įreeCAD part of solution (how to export model to STL) Maybe it will be useful to kind of beginner like me. I found the way, I would like to share how to do this. My problem is to start this tutorial, since I do not have asciiSTL of my geometry. Beginners how to convert binarySTL to asciiSTL with regions (good for SHM tutorial) - CFD Online Discussion Forums
