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Larry Price
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Christophe Geuzaine
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allow mixed 1st/2nd order meshes (2nd order only where the geometry
requires it). Add this as an advanced option since it will create
meshes with hanging nodes.
From: Julian Swartz <swartzjp@gmail.com>
> I think that the feature may also fit under:
>
> menu: Tool -> Options
> select "Mesh"
> tab "General"
> then perhaps under "Generate second order elements" there could be an
> additional check box for "Generate second order elements only along
> curved boundaries".
>
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automatic exterior orientation of boundary surfaces (would greatly
automatic exterior orientation of boundary surfaces (would greatly
enhance Netgen/Frontal integration). One way is to compute the solid
enhance Netgen/Frontal integration). One way is to compute the solid
angle using the discretized surface. Another (probably more efficient
angle using the discretized surface. Another (probably more efficient
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add the capability to mesh some entities using 1st order and some
other using 2nd order elements (in the same geometry)?
<gerard.fleury@inrs.fr>
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find a better way to display the time/timestep in the scale... (would
find a better way to display the time/timestep in the scale... (would
be solved if we had dynamic labels).
be solved if we had dynamic labels).
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