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algorithmic modeling for Rhino

how can i create a right mesh model from nurbs model in rhino? 

 

i use ssiGSAMeshToGWA command and paste it in GSA, but always get the data error

 

help please, thanks!

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thank you very much! it solves my problem.

what means "Warning in Elements: angle around node is small."

 

what can i do for it?

The Rhino mesher is tuned primarily for visualization.  To get most accurate FEA from less faces in your model, each face should be squarish (aspect ratio) and without acute angles (ie for a triangle one very short edge and two very long or similar for quad).  

 

How are you producing the mesh?  There are means and ways to inform the rhino mesh settings to try and produce better mesh.  I also have a grasshopper component/rhino command to "resize" mesh to try and produce more analysis friendly mesh, but check the result of it carefully as there were some scenarios where it was leaving holes.  

 

Another option I am looking at is enabling an external mesher into rhino/grasshopper that produces analysis mesh, but I am still in early phases of trying this.

that's nice! when will you release it?
any good idea to get a good mesh model of this for GSA?
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im now using gmsh from http://geuz.org/gmsh/. for now it's ok, better than meshing in rhino.

Yes, that is the mesher I was looking to enable in Rhino/Grasshopper (without manually exporting to IGES or equivalent).

 

Spheres are difficult in nurbs, because of the poles.  If you can arrange your booleans to clip them, you can get acceptable results (refer attached).

 

Cheers,

 

Jon

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Hi Jon,

thanks a lot. i don't know why i can not load the results of GSA back to Rhino. i did it for the Maximum 2D Moment.

I'll have to enable maximum 2d moment (or try to make it more generic).  As soon as I finish generation of loads that I have been working on, loading results (including within grasshopper) will be one of the next priorities.

 

 

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