Christophe Prud'homme wrote:
[ Jeudi 6 Octobre 2005 21:20 ]
| Package: gmsh
| Version: 1.60.1-2
| Severity: normal
|
| Hi again,
|
| given that I could not use its GUI, I ran some demos on the command line ;)
| $ gmsh -2 -o sphere.msh /usr/share/doc/gmsh/demos/sphere.geo
| works fine, but
| $ gmsh -2 -o sphere.unv -format unv /usr/share/doc/gmsh/demos/sphere.geo
| does not: the 2412 block is empty, which means that no triangles have not
| been written.
yup
tail sphere.unv /tmp
325 1 1 11
7.0035110399138734D-01 -7.0022284531142676D-01 -1.3855091653180310D-01
326 1 1 11
7.0037627507839728D-01 -1.3876943956427798D-01 -7.0015443998262705D-01
327 1 1 11
1.3894459500157721D-01 -7.0025158802370213D-01 -7.0024435800046181D-01
-1
-1
2412
-1
I am not familiar with the unv format so I cannot really comment
I forward this to gmsh list
I'm not very familiar with the UNV format either, but it seems that we
don't print the surface mesh when there is a volume in the CAD whose
boundary contains this surface. I'm not sure why it's coded up this
way... JF: any comments?
If nobody objects, I will change this behavior so that we always save
all the elements.
Christophe
cu & thanks for the report
C.
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Christophe Geuzaine
Assistant Professor, Case University, Mathematics
http://www.case.edu/artsci/math/geuzaine
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