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Hi, I encountered this problem while trying to generate a volume mesh from a 3D array, which the resulted mesh had tetrahedron cells but also non-tetrahedron cells which is not good for the finite element analysis. I have tried to generate a surface mesh first and then use volume-from-surface-mesh but I encountered the same problem again which is non-tetrahedron cells exist.
I tried to use delaunay_filter = vtk.vtkDelaunay3D() to remove the non-tetrahedron cells but the result was that the mesh in not uniform or isotropic.
My question is, is there a way to fix this problem? and why does it raise? And if I can't avoid this issue how can I refine the mesh after removing the non-tetrahedron cells.
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Hi, I encountered this problem while trying to generate a volume mesh from a 3D array, which the resulted mesh had tetrahedron cells but also non-tetrahedron cells which is not good for the finite element analysis. I have tried to generate a surface mesh first and then use volume-from-surface-mesh but I encountered the same problem again which is non-tetrahedron cells exist.
I tried to use delaunay_filter = vtk.vtkDelaunay3D() to remove the non-tetrahedron cells but the result was that the mesh in not uniform or isotropic.
My question is, is there a way to fix this problem? and why does it raise? And if I can't avoid this issue how can I refine the mesh after removing the non-tetrahedron cells.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: