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import a geometry
Posted Mar 29, 2017, 5:34 a.m. EDT Geometry Version 5.2a 1 Reply
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Dear all,
I drew my geometry with autocad but I have the Linux version of Comsol which doesn't read .dwg . Therefore I converted it into a .stl file, which in theory has to be accepted by Comsol.
I also converted the file with the highest stl resulution available with autocad.
Unfortunatelly the result is very bad: strange surfaces and random holes, which I have never drown, appear.
I also tried to untick the "semplified mesh" options but the geometry is still corrupted.
Do You have any idea about how to solve this issue?
I drew my geometry with autocad but I have the Linux version of Comsol which doesn't read .dwg . Therefore I converted it into a .stl file, which in theory has to be accepted by Comsol.
I also converted the file with the highest stl resulution available with autocad.
Unfortunatelly the result is very bad: strange surfaces and random holes, which I have never drown, appear.
I also tried to untick the "semplified mesh" options but the geometry is still corrupted.
Do You have any idea about how to solve this issue?
1 Reply Last Post Mar 29, 2017, 5:46 a.m. EDT
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Posted:
7 years ago
Hi Domenico,
STL has a very different (lower) quality than DWG files. I would recommend saving the file in a real CAD format such as Parasolid, SAT or STEP.
Best regards,
Sven
STL has a very different (lower) quality than DWG files. I would recommend saving the file in a real CAD format such as Parasolid, SAT or STEP.
Best regards,
Sven