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Dear developer,
Jigsaw is an excellent mesh tool that I used ever! Thanks for your great contribution! Below are my questions and suggestions.
I notice that Jigsaw currently does not support volume mesh techs (hex/wedge/pyramid) expect quad4. I would appreciate to know that if this feature will be introduced in the near future? In that sense Jigsaw is going to be a great pre-treatment tool as in the Finite Element Analysis field.
When I use Jigsaw to re-mesh and export an STL spatial surface, it seems that Jigsaw cannot auto-fix the surface normal, which leads to failure in offset-to-solid operation. Currently, I use the unifyMeshNormals developed by Sven to solve the problem.
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Tetrahedral volume meshing is currently available, but adding support for non-Delaunay elements would be a big task. This'd be very interesting to pursue, but would require a dedicated R&D effort.
Yes, jigsaw doesn't currently guarantee the orientation of facet normals. Doing so is ambiguous in the case of non-manifold surfaces, but it is possible to do better than is currently achieved. I'll consider this for upcoming jigsaw releases.
Dear developer,
Jigsaw is an excellent mesh tool that I used ever! Thanks for your great contribution! Below are my questions and suggestions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: