the *surfboolean* > function. > > here is an example: > > [node1,face1,elem1]=meshasphere([10,10,10],10,1,10); > face1=volface(meshreorient(node1,elem1

calling function Surfboolean(), as in sample1.png two surface mesh have reverted orientation after I called meshcheckrepair() and inverted one of the mesh. But still when using

then use surfboolean > to combine with a cylindrical mesh to create an inclusion. > > in your case, if you want to combine with a sphere, you can simply replace > the meshacylinder

using the meshasphere function and >> using mergemesh to bring them together, the result looks like this: > > hi > > mergemesh() does not work when merging meshes

]=meshasphere([0 0 0],10,1); > [no2,fc2]=meshasphere([0 0 0],20,1); > [no3,fc3]=meshasphere([0 0 0],30,1.5); > [no,fc]=mergemesh(no1,fc1,no2,fc2,no3,fc3);

]=meshasphere([0 0 0],1,1,2);/ > / > / > /% Create mesh for a 2.5 mm radius cylinder:/ > /[no2,fa2,el2]=meshacylinder([5 15 5],[5 -15 5],2.5,1,2);/ > / > / >

]=meshasphere([0 0 0],10,1);||| |||[no2,fc2]=meshasphere([10 0 0],10,1);||| |||[no,fc]=mergemesh(no1,fc1,no2,fc2);||| |||plotmesh(no,fc)||| |||| |||% rasterize both

]=meshasphere([0 0 5],3,1,1); >> >> In order to obtain the volume, I used *surf2mesh*. However, it doesn't >> work properly. I think that maybe the surfaces

]=meshasphere([0 0 0], 10, 1); > [no2,fc2]=meshasphere([0 0 0], 7, 1); > [no3,fc3]=meshasphere([0 0 0], 5, 1); > > % combine 3 spheres and clean the surface > [no,fc

: use surfboolean to merge these meshes into a single mesh and hope that each mesh gets assigned a different region attribute. Could you please tell me if this is the right strategy? When

spherical (meshasphere) and disc electrodes using surfboolean operations. Then, using mergemesh I joined the 5 head layers and the electrodes. Finally, the surf2mesh doesn'

Hey, I am trying to mesh a ball with multiple smaller balls in it. The problem is that the program