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In the Graphics window, select the boundaries where you want to insert boundary layer elements. On The Mesh Toolbar click the Boundary Layers button (). This adds a node with the same name, as well as a default Boundary Layer Properties node and at the same time inserts boundary layer elements for the selected boundaries, with the meshed domains adjacent to the selected boundaries as domain selection.
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In the Mesh ribbon toolbar (Windows) or from the Mesh contextual toolbar (macOS and Linux), click the Boundary Layers button ().
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Choose Entire geometry to specify boundary layer mesh for the entire geometry.
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Choose Domain to specify the domains for which you want a boundary layer mesh. Choose Manual in the Selection list to select the domains in the Graphics window or choose All domains to select all domains.
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Select Splitting (the default) to introduce boundary layer splits at sharp corners. In the Minimum angle for splitting field you specify the minimum angle between adjacent boundary layer boundaries for a split to occur. Control the maximum angle of the elements in the split region by the Maximum angle per split parameter.
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Select Trimming to trim the boundary layer mesh at sharp corners. In the Minimum angle for trimming and in the Maximum angle for trimming fields you specify the minimum angle and maximum angle, respectively, between adjacent boundary layer boundaries for trimming to occur.
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Select None to not use any special treatment at sharp corners.
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