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TETGENLINK PACKAGE SYMBOL
TetGenSetRegions
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sets the regions in a TetGen expression.
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Basic Examples (1)Basic Examples (1)
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This creates an instance of a TetGen expression:
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This sets up points and facets to use:
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This sets the points and facets in the TetGen instance:
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This sets up variables that specify a point within a material domain, as well as a region attribute and a region constraint:
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The material variables are set in the TetGen instance:
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This carries out the tetrahedralization, returning a new TetGen instance. The switch "A" is needed to process the material data:
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This extracts the element attributes:
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This extracts the points and faces from the tetrahedralization:
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