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I'm wondering if there is any function that allows the merging of two tetrahedral volumes.
For example, I want to merge a rectangular prism inside a sphere, where both are represented as tetrahedral meshes.
I can't use the surfaces since the rectangle has 2 different materials as shown in the figure.
Is there any function in Gibbons that can handle it, any help or orientation is welcome.
Thank you.
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Hi @Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman & all,
I'm wondering if there is any function that allows the merging of two tetrahedral volumes.
For example, I want to merge a rectangular prism inside a sphere, where both are represented as tetrahedral meshes.
I can't use the surfaces since the rectangle has 2 different materials as shown in the figure.
Is there any function in Gibbons that can handle it, any help or orientation is welcome.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: