Dear all,
I would like to panel the quarter of the circle using quadrilateral elements.
I drew one line from the center and then revolved it to get the quarter of a circle.
I used paneling tools> create paneling grid> surface domain number and then selected the base to get the points. Then I clicked Paneling tools>paneling from grid>panling 2D grid, then I am getting the first model before pressing enter.
Ok, I think I know what’s happening. When you try to use the base surface, some of the grid points are right at the corner or edge that the generated panels might not pull properly to that surface. In your case and since it is planar, you don’t have to reference the surface. You will get better results. If the surface is not planar, it helps if it is slightly bigger than the grid (extend the surface by small amount and use it as a reference). I hope this helps
@rajaa
I didn’t completely understand my mistake. I am attaching a small video where I am facing difficulty. Could you please tell me how to overcome it? If possible, could you please share a short clip. That would be really helpful to clear my doubt.
Yes, the link files a request in our bug tracking system about your report. Currently if the output is a mesh, the faces at the pointy end are not created.
If you output faces (NURBS), then those will be created. This is the option to set in the command ptPanelGrid:
