[Gmsh] R: Use a previously constructed .msh as a surface

[Alessandro Vicini]

Hullo Benjamin,

in general you start from a .geo file to generate the corresponding .msh. So when is it useful for you to do the inverse process? Thanks.

Regards,

Alessandro


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Da: gmsh [mailto:gmsh-bounces at ace20.montefiore.ulg.ac.be] Per conto di benjamin JEANTY-RUARD
Inviato: mercoledì 20 aprile 2016 10.39
A: mcovalt at gmail.com
Cc: Nicolas Chabalier; gmsh at geuz.org
Oggetto: Re: [Gmsh] Use a previously constructed .msh as a surface

Hi Matt,

In Artenum company, we have developed a tool used to convert from a .msh Gmsh file to a .geo Gmsh file.

I think this tool could solve your problem. Unfortunately, it is not released yet but we will try to do it soon.

However, if you are interested by this tool, tell us and we will try to send you an executable packaged.

Regards,

Benjamin


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> I've got a few triangulated surfaces in .msh format. I'd like to use 
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> Is this possible?
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