Hi everyone,
Have you ever mesh generation of robot model too long, first I generate mesh of wall, and they seem ok, but when I select all floor and generate mesh, they mesh too long about longer than 3 hour but haven't change the % mesh like picture below. Could you help me know why they too long. I have upload file for your refference at link below
Thank you very much for your support, I am looking for ward from you soon.
Hi @Anonymous
I think you need to address the model accuracy issues first as what takes time is the number of attempts to re-mesh significant number of panels to obtain coherent meshes. You may want to watch the recordings of the two first Robot webinars on meshing as well as the one for the link with Revit.
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Hi @Anonymous
IMHO as I wrote your problem is with the model accuracy. When you mesh a floor it includes all objects defined in its plane Beams , walls, openings). Try to select one floor panel only and its openings copy them 'outside' the structure and then run local meshing for it. if you still have issues with it attach such 'small' model to your post on the forum.
Hi @Anonymous
More over, also the 4 node be incoherent, I see them connect properly but why they warning incoherent ? Could you explan for me ?
Most likely local meshing created two nodes in the same position for each of the (two) meshes meeting there. You can use Edit > Correct commands and merge them (this is done automatically at the model generation stage).
Hi @Anonymous
To avoid running into issues with multiple efforts of making coherent meshes for inaccurately defined panels I marked both iterative adjustment of meshes and generation of kinematic constrains:
As you can see 'reducing' the accuracy related issues results in fast meshing.
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Hi Arthur,
I ussually meet these incoherent mesh, but they look so strange, how to correct them ?
Hi @Anonymous
My assumption is that this line indicates the location of mesh incoherence. Looking at the picture I can't see a cause of it but I'll check if you attach the model.
