Simulate with complex geometries and complex physics
include{
definition of a geometry file to be read by MESHFREE
Reading a geometry file is done in the following way:
No need to put the file name in double quotes!
A geometry file usually provides a set of node points as well as a set of topological connections of the node points
in order to create triangles, quads, but also points and lines.
Supported formats:
Sometimes, it is necessary to geometrically modify geometry entities. That can be done by
begin_boundary_elements{}
...
include{FileName}
...
end_boundary_elements
begin_boundary_elements{}
...
include{FileName} GeometryManipulations GeometryRestrictions exportGeometry{}
...
end_boundary_elements
The categories GeometryManipulations, GeometryRestrictions, exportGeometry{} (or exportFile{}) are optional. None, a choice of them, or even all
of them in the same statement/line are accepted.
| List of members: | |
|---|---|
| GeometryManipulations | geometrical modifications of boundary elements files read |
| GeometryRestrictions | restrictions for boundary elements files read |
| exportGeometry{ | export the actually imported geometry file in STL or OBJ format |
| exportFile{ | export the actually imported geometry file in STL or OBJ format |
| STL | .stl file format for geometries |
| MSH | .msh file format for geometries |
| OBJ | .obj file format for geometries |