Hi there,
I just have tried to simulate the actual mechanical behavior of the structure (radial compression, three point bending, and so on) that I designed using FEBIO.
I created STL file using Solidworks, and remeshed my STL files using 3MATIC.
I then imported remeshed STL file and created volume mesh using tetgen function in Preview Program.
But I was only able to use the low-quality remeshed STL (with low number of elemens) file because the Preview program always crashed when I select the nodes to set the boundry conditions with high quality remeshed STL file (with high number of elemens).
Do you have any specific maximum number of elements of file sizes of the STL files that can be used in Preview program.
I think it also depends on the design of the structure. My structure actually has very thin wall thickness and pores with micro sized scale.
Also, I just want to use higher quality remeshed STL file than befeore, please let me know how I can do if possible.
thank you.
best,
Jeonghun Park
I just have tried to simulate the actual mechanical behavior of the structure (radial compression, three point bending, and so on) that I designed using FEBIO.
I created STL file using Solidworks, and remeshed my STL files using 3MATIC.
I then imported remeshed STL file and created volume mesh using tetgen function in Preview Program.
But I was only able to use the low-quality remeshed STL (with low number of elemens) file because the Preview program always crashed when I select the nodes to set the boundry conditions with high quality remeshed STL file (with high number of elemens).
Do you have any specific maximum number of elements of file sizes of the STL files that can be used in Preview program.
I think it also depends on the design of the structure. My structure actually has very thin wall thickness and pores with micro sized scale.
Also, I just want to use higher quality remeshed STL file than befeore, please let me know how I can do if possible.
thank you.
best,
Jeonghun Park
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