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In: Computer graphics (Proceedings of the SIGGRAPH 2002), pp. The stl is a ASCII file of a rectangular prism dimensions: 0.5,1,2.Alliez, P., Meyer, M., Desbrun, M.: Interactive geometry remeshing. Thank you very much for your time.įor some reason I was unable to attach the geo and stl files. According to my Translate command should have moved the volume and surfaces, but it hasn't.Īny help is greatly appreciated. geo file which would help me fix the problem. I do not have any errors when loading the. The vessel corner is still at 0,0 instead of my new location. These are the correct tags because I imported the vessel first for this reason. I tried to use the Translate command to move the Volume 1 and Surface 1. Next, I tried to use commands by editing my. I do not know why but the vessel never moved. I attached an image to reference here for further clarification.Īttempted Solutions: I first tried to use the GMSH gui and translate the vessel.

stl) into the proper place of the center of the background volume. Therefore I need to move the vessel from where it is imported (the local coordinate system of the. For now the vessel is a rectangular prism. stl to the proper location within the mesh. stl vessel and subtract that vessel from the domain. I have a larger background mesh which describes the control volume of the fluid. For simplicity sake this is not a moving mesh. I am new to cfd meshing and could use a little guidance regarding proper GMSH syntax and procedure.Ĭontext: I am running a case of a vessel floating within a flowing river.