[Gmsh] High order visualization

[Jean-François Remacle]

Le 27 avr. 2016 à 21:55, Jesse Chan <jchan985 at gmail.com<mailto:jchan985 at gmail.com>> a écrit :

Hi
I've been using the high order visualization properties of GMSH (specifying $InterpolationScheme) for hybrid meshes consisting of both prisms and tetrahedra.  However, if the prisms are not affine, I've noticed that the visualizations are discontinuous across a prism-tet interface.  This does not happen for meshes with tetrahedra and affine wedges, nor if I use a hand-rolled VTK visualization.


Have you tried to you use adaptive viewing with a negative error ?

JF

Is this due to the non-affine prism?  Do I need to specify also an interpolation scheme and "list-of-coords" for non-affine wedges to take care of,  and if so, is there an example anywhere on the web?

Thanks!

Best
- Jesse

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