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Describe the bug
Loading my exodus mesh consisting of two blocks: tetraheadral elements block and 1D lower dimensional block
--> causes KeyError: 'TRUSS'
To Reproduce
I attached a small exodus mesh that can be opened in paraview and works perfectly in moose framework but can not be opened with meshio: boxmesh_nowell_well_6bcs.e.zip
Context
I'm encountering these kinds of mixed dimensional meshes regularily in the context of porous flow and geothermal reservoir simulations. 2D lower dimensional blocks representing fault-planes as triangular meshes work fine together with meshio. I only get the error wenn adding a 1D block.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Would it make sense to add those missing as well:
"EDGE"
"EDGE2"
"TRUSS"
"TRUSS2"
"BAR2"
I think I encountered EDGE2 before and couldn't load it into meshio!
How is this element type information preserved when storing the exodus mesh with meshio?
Cant find a better source but seems like these element types have an effect on degrees of freedom (edit: at least in some software codes, moose doesn't distinguish): https://coreform.com/cubit_help/finite_element_model/exodus/model_definitions.htm
Describe the bug
Loading my exodus mesh consisting of two blocks: tetraheadral elements block and 1D lower dimensional block
--> causes KeyError: 'TRUSS'
To Reproduce
I attached a small exodus mesh that can be opened in paraview and works perfectly in moose framework but can not be opened with meshio:
boxmesh_nowell_well_6bcs.e.zip
Diagnose
pip freeze | grep meshio
output:
meshio==5.3.4
Context
I'm encountering these kinds of mixed dimensional meshes regularily in the context of porous flow and geothermal reservoir simulations. 2D lower dimensional blocks representing fault-planes as triangular meshes work fine together with meshio. I only get the error wenn adding a 1D block.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: