*midmesh_inspect_fix_problems
Repairs found problems in the midmesh inspect module.
Syntax
*midmesh_inspect_fix_problems entity_type list_id ProblemType=<value> ?<option1>=<value1>? ... ?<optionN>=<valueN>?
Type
HyperMesh Tcl Modify Command
Description
Repairs found problems in the midmesh inspect module. This must be preceded by a call to *midmesh_inspect_init.
Inputs
- entity_type
- The type of entity to repair. Valid values are elements and nodes.
- list_id
- The ID of the list of entities to repair. Valid values are 1 and 2.
- ProblemType=<value>
- The type of problem to repair. Valid values are EdgeOffSolidEdge, ElemCenterOffMid, NodeOffMid, and NodeOffSolidEdge. This is a mandatory option.
- SmoothClusters=<value>
- Enables (1) or disables (0, default) smoothing after correction.
- SmoothMethod=<value>
- If SmoothClusters=1, this sets the smoothing method to use. Valid values are Auto, FixShape, FixSize, and QI.
Examples
To detect and correct nodes off mid, delete empty sets, and shut down the inspect
module:
*createmark components 1 "shell"
*createmark components 2 "MidmeshEdges" "Mid"
*midmesh_inspect_init SourceEntityType=components SourceMark=1 TargetEntityType=components TargetMark=2 MinNodeOffMidDeviation=0.2
*midmesh_inspect_fix_problems nodes 2 ProblemType=NodeOffMid SmoothClusters=1 SmoothMethod=Auto
*midmesh_inspect_delete_sets 2
*midmesh_inspect_endErrors
Incorrect usage results in a Tcl error. To detect
errors, you can use the catch
command:
if { [ catch {command_name...} ] } {
# Handle error
}Version History
2021