Michael,
First thing: Could you please subscribe to the list, because I had to
manually accept your message?
To answer your questions:
Right now you cannot get rid of the surface mesh before exporting it. I
guess it would be fairly easy to write a volume-only export function,
though. I have to admit, however, that I am not sure I understood the
problem. Why don't you simply ignore the surface elements (triangles &
quads)? There are (or should not be) any duplicate nodes in the exported
file. If you have a simple file format, maybe we can write a direct
export for your code -- or, even better, we simply set up an empty
export module with a few hints on how to access the mesh data and you
write it yourself.
You can specify the thickness of the first layer when you subdivide the
initial layer. The size of the initial layer is more difficult to
prescribe, because it depends on the local mesh size (triangles &
tetras). There are, however, a number of parameters that control this
and we will add a config-dialogue to control these soon.
That should be no problem. Do you have a (simple) example to illustrate
exactly what you mean?
Btw., thanks for you interest in the software!
Regards,
Oliver
mhi...@we... wrote:
> Hello enGriders,
>
> is it possible:
>
> - to get rid of the surface mesh before exporting the mesh to e.g. to gmsh? It puzzles the transfer to my application which does not accept the additional surface mesh (converting it is not as simple as nodes have to be renumbered).
>
> - to set the layer thickness of the surface layer?
>
> - to inhibit layer creation at the inlet?
>
> apart of that I'd like to mention that I appreciate your work a lot!
>
> Regards
>
> Michael
>
>
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