COMSOL 6.2 - TwoPointMap

Specify a two-point map for the copy operations to control the orientation of the source mesh on the destination.

model.component(<ctag>).mesh(<tag>).feature(<ftag>).create(<ftag1>,"TwoPointMap")

model.component(<ctag>).mesh(<tag>).feature(<ftag>).feature(<ftag1>).selection(property)

Use model.component(<ctag>).mesh(<tag>).feature(<ftag>).create(<ftag1>,"TwoPointMap") to define a two-point map for the CopyFace or CopyDomain feature <ftag>.

The following properties are available:

Table 4-41: Available Properties.
Property	Value	Description
srcpoint1	Selection	First point on source face/domain.
srcpoint2	Selection	Second point on source face/domain.
dstpoint1	Selection	First point on destination face/domain.
dstpoint2	Selection	Second point on destination face/domain.

Use the TwoPointMap feature if you need to control how the source and destination faces/domains are matched in a copy face or a copy domain mesh operation. When this feature is present, the source mesh is transformed so that srcpoint1 is mapped to dstpoint1 and srcpoint2 is mapped to dstpoint2.

Example

Create a block and mesh face 2. Copy this mesh onto the opposite face 5 and ensure that point 6 is mapped to point 4 and point 5 is mapped to Point 8.

Code for Use with Java

Model model = ModelUtil.create("Model");

model.component().create("comp1");

GeomSequence g= model.component("comp1").geom().create("geom1", 3);

MeshSequence m = model.component("comp1").mesh().create("mesh1", "geom1");

g.create("blk1", "Block");

g.run();

m.create("ftri1", "FreeTri");

m.feature("ftri1").selection().set(new int[]{2});

m.feature("ftri1").create("size1", "Size");