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ST7-R3.50.10.6 Solid Automeshing Multiple Connected Bodies
In solid automeshing it is common to have geometry that shares an interface with another part to which it is connected. Examples include bonded structure, adjacent parts, and changes in material properties within a solid object. This Webnote outlines how to produce compatible meshes at the interface between multiple regions in a solid mesh. It is assumed that the geometry includes faces at the interface between the bodies. Two methods of creating compatible meshes are covered, depending on the form of the geometry. A third method attaches multiple incompatible meshes using attachment links.
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