Fixing corrupt ACIS geometry using a parasolid file
Occasionally, GAMBIT users who generate ACIS geometry using the tools available within GAMBIT find that the geometry has become corrupt. This is indicated, for example, by a volume split which ought to work but instead generates an error message. Here's a work-around that I have used which, in many cases, will fix the corrupt geometry. Fixing corrupt ACIS geometry using a parasolid file. 1. Export your geometry to a parasolid file (File->Export->Parasolid). 2. Begin a New GAMBIT session. 3. Import the parasolid file you just created (File->Import->Parasolid). Use the "Make Tolerant" option (and, if desired, the "Heal Geometry option) when importing the file. As a precaution, you should perform a "Check" of your geometry (volumes, faces, etc.) to ensure that corrupt geometry doesn't still exist. |
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