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Tips for Using Wrapping 2

Tagged: 17.2, FLUENT Meshing/Tgrid, fluid-dynamics, surface-meshing, Wrap/Sewing/Remeshing
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      When Wrapping, it is better to summarize and read the STLs to be loaded for each part separately; it is not recommended to combine them. This is because the edges at the boundary of the part cannot be created since the shape wrapped in the STL is projected onto the original shape. For example, it is better for a car body file to be divided into the car body and the tires.

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