Hello,
Does wildmeshing support the ability to constrain the size of the tetrahedral elements generated? In tetgen, for example, you can do this via the "a" flag. I see the notion of sizing_fields in the C++ code, but I am unsure how those may apply here as they are, unfortunately, not documented in the python code.
My main motivation for this is to limit the volume of geometry generated to allow my simulation to run faster when I am debugging, etc.
I would greatly appreciate any guidance.
Hello,
Does wildmeshing support the ability to constrain the size of the tetrahedral elements generated? In tetgen, for example, you can do this via the "a" flag. I see the notion of
sizing_fields in the C++ code, but I am unsure how those may apply here as they are, unfortunately, not documented in the python code.My main motivation for this is to limit the volume of geometry generated to allow my simulation to run faster when I am debugging, etc.
I would greatly appreciate any guidance.