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  3. I have initialized an ICEMCFD Hexa block for a complicated 3D part with many imported material points, but I can’t see the block. Since my initial ICEM Hexa block is invisible, I can’t continue. (The block initialization was done with the “Bounding Box” option.) What can I do to fix this?

I have initialized an ICEMCFD Hexa block for a complicated 3D part with many imported material points, but I can’t see the block. Since my initial ICEM Hexa block is invisible, I can’t continue. (The block initialization was done with the “Bounding Box” option.) What can I do to fix this?

Tagged: 19, fluid-dynamics, fluids, General, Hexa, icem-cfd, meshing
    • April 5, 2023 at 2:33 pm
      FAQFAQ
      Participant

      Blocks are always associated with a material point once they are created. The material family that the block is associated with is probably hidden in the parts tree.

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