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Mesh generation fails (some process did not pass initialization)

VitusR over 2 years ago

Hi, when following along the Module 3 I get following Error Message when trying to start the Mesh generation:

M_Mesh Setup Full Error: some process did not pass initialization

This happens using the "Full" Choice, with the Seedpoint beeing inside the Geometry and underneath (-z) the Symmetry Plane.

Can one of you tell me what I did wrong? Thanks in Advance!

0 Manuel NIB over 2 years ago

Hi Vitus,

could you share with me please the coordinates of your seed point? You find the coordinates of the seed point in the domain context:

Too me it looks a bit like the seed point might be too close to the wall, but that is just an assumption. Usually you also get a warning message display, if that is the case.

Just to be sure: Did other mesh generation run already succesfully?

Best regards
Manuel
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0 VitusR over 2 years ago in reply to Manuel NIB

Hi Manuel,

yes I can, but I put the seed point in about 20 differrent spots and it didn't change the error message.

1.683386 -0.003455 -0.140219.

I tried creating a random Mesh in a different project, that worked flawlessly.

So far mesh generation never made any problems. I tried redoing the Mesh Setup, the same Error Occurs.

I will try doing the whole exercise again, but I probably wont get to do the Challenge in time so I'm worried about not passing the Course.

Do you have any other ideas what could be wrong?

Best Regards

Vitus
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+1 VitusR over 2 years ago in reply to VitusR

Redoing the whole thing worked
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