constructMeshesFromGeometry
is a conversion tool for the gml
files. Given a
“bulk” mesh and the gml
geometry file the tool generates meshes for all named
geometries.
The meshes are used for the boundary conditions and provide node ids and element ids mappings to the bulk mesh.
For example a conversion of a mesh from Tests/Data/LIE/Hydromechanics
single
fracture 3D project:
constructMeshesFromGeometry -m single_fracture_3D.vtu -g single_fracture_3D.gml
debug: Reading geometry file '../s/Tests/Data/LIE/HydroMechanics/single_fracture_3D.gml'.
debug: Project configuration from file '../s/Tests/Data/LIE/HydroMechanics/single_fracture_3D.gml' read.
debug: The search length for mesh "single_fracture_3D" is 1.000000e-09.
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D inlet.
debug: Found 3 elements in the mesh
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D outlet.
debug: Found 3 elements in the mesh
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D left.
debug: Found 46 elements in the mesh
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D right.
debug: Found 46 elements in the mesh
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D front.
debug: Found 1150 elements in the mesh
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D back.
debug: Found 1150 elements in the mesh
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D bottom.
debug: Found 25 elements in the mesh
debug: Creating mesh from geometry single_fracture_3D top.
debug: Found 25 elements in the mesh
yields new meshes for each named geometry: single_fracture_3D_inlet.vtu
,
single_fracture_3D_right.vtu
, single_fracture_3D_outlet.vtu
,
single_fracture_3D_left.vtu
, single_fracture_3D_front.vtu
,
single_fracture_3D_top.vtu
, single_fracture_3D_bottom.vtu
, and
single_fracture_3D_back.vtu
.
This article was written by Dmitri Naumov. If you are missing something or you find an error please let us know.
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