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Re: mesh_volume and tetra_volume [message #40510 is a reply to message #40367] Mon, 16 August 2004 09:24 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Karl Schultz is currently offline  Karl Schultz
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"Robert Schaefer" <robertschaefer@gmx.de> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I tried to binarize your calculation like this :
> ISOSURFACE, vol1 lt radius, 1, v, c
> -> i tried with : print,mesh_issolid(tc)
> % MESH_ISSOLID: Invalid polygon connectivity.

Looks like you are passing a tet mesh conn list to mesh_issolid. Tet meshes
are always solid. Plus, the tet mesh conn lists are a different format than
the polygon conn lists.
You should be using the variable c, not tc.

>
> after that i took the mesh_issolid(tetra_surface(tv,tc))
> function and returned a solid connectivity.
> I dont understand why i can not check mesh_issolid
> directly after calculating the verts and conns with isosurface
> and have to take Interval_volume.

You can if you do:

ISOSURFACE, vol, isovalue, v, c
print, MESH_ISSOLID(c)

>
> Second i do not understand the treshold from isosurface,
> which values i have to choose.

Do you mean isovalue?

It depends on the range of values in the volume and what values you want the
surface to represent.

>
> thanks for any ideas.
>
> Robert
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