Can someone tell me the significance of "FindNewBoundaries: not implemented for all 3d boundaries"? Is it not successful for certain boundary types? What does this depend on, element type? Or does this message mean there is something wrong with my mesh?
Is there a good way to visualise the boundaries in the resulting mesh? I mainly use Paraview for visualising Elmer outputs, but I don't know if it can be used to look at mesh boundaries. When checking simple meshes I usually just look at the text files mesh.boundary, but this is not so practical for larger files. Perhaps I need to use ElmerPost? Is there documentation for ElmerPost? I've not found any yet.
Thank you very much for your help,
Rupert
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ElmerGrid 2 2 ASFic3_B3_v2_2 -out ASFic3_B3_v2_2b -boundbound 3 1 7 -boundbound 4 1 7
Starting program Elmergrid
Elmergrid reading in-line arguments
Output will be saved to file ASFic3_B3_v2_2b.
Elmergrid loading data:
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Loading mesh in ElmerSolver format from directory ASFic3_B3_v2_2.
Loading header from mesh.header
Maximum elementtype index is: 706
Allocating for 37576 knots and 61320 elements.
Loading 37576 Elmer nodes from mesh.nodes
Loading 61320 bulk elements from mesh.elements
Loading 19244 boundary elements from mesh.boundary
All done
Elmergrid creating and manipulating meshes:
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Finding nodes between boundary elements of type 3 and 1
There are from 0 to 4 hits per node
Located 698 nodes at the interval between boundaries 3 and 1
There are 698 nonzero entries in boundnodes vector!
FindNewBoundaries: not implemented for all 3d boundaries
FindNewBoundaries: not implemented for all 3d boundaries
FindNewBoundaries: not implemented for all 3d boundaries
FindNewBoundaries: not implemented for all 3d boundaries
FindNewBoundaries: not implemented for all 3d boundaries