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29 Oct 2022
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You can copy mesh from one body to another with the Mesh Copy control. For repeating bodies or pieces, this option helps speed up the mesh setup. Performing mesh copy maintains an association with CAD. Only the source anchor body is the scope of the mesh controls. The source anchor body meshes during mesh generation, and the mesh is then duplicated as per the targets.
Meshing is the technique of turning irregular shapes into more identifiable volumes called “elements.” Before you begin meshing, you must first upload a geometry or CAD model, to start the simulation process.
1.1.1 Face Meshing
The Face Meshing can be inserted for the geometry from the model tree outline by Right-clicking on Mesh→ Insert→ Face Meshing.
The Face meshing can be used to generate a free or mapped mesh on the scoped (Selected) faces. The Face Meshing algorithm automatically determines the number of divisions for the edges on the boundary face. If the number of divisions on the edges is specified using the sizing control, the algorithm attempts to enforce those divisions.
A. Definition
The Mesh Copy can be inserted for the geometry from the model tree outline by Right-clicking on Mesh→ Insert→ Mesh copy.
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