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Different color edges after share topology

    • mscal
      Subscriber

      Hi,

      I have a shell model comprised of many surfaces, between which I have shared topology to get a mesh connection. As you can see, some of edges turn blue, some pink, and some red after sharing topology.

      In other models I've worked with, I've seen some edges turn yellow even (see solid object in image).

      I cannot find any documentation anywhere, official or unofficial, that explains what these different colors mean. Does anyone know?

    • Keyur Kanade
      Ansys Employee
      Please check
      Share Topology (ansys.com)
      Red - edge connected to only one face
      Blue- edge connected to 3 edges
      Yellow - edges connected to more than 3 edges
      Please go through help manual for more details
      Regards Keyur
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    • mscal
      Subscriber
      Thank you, Keyur. However I did not see anywhere on that help page about the meanings of the colors you just describe.
    • aaaaaaaaa
      Subscriber
      some times the colouring of edges changes when you repeat the sharing topology , purple edges some time changes to yellow . is yellow egdes (more than 3 edges) when appear is a sign it is not shared probably. Although it is same geometry it change colour of yellow edges changes when you repeat shared topology

    • aaaaaaaaa
      Subscriber
      Also does preserve instance when you share topology is important to be unchecked or not
    • aaaaaaaaa
      Subscriber

    • Keyur Kanade
      Ansys Employee
      Red - edge connected to only one face
      Blue- edge connected to 3 edges
      Yellow - edges connected to more than 3 edges
      Please go through help manual for more details
      Also please check the tolerance you are using for share topo.
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