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13 July 2017 at 23:47 #9790
Wendy María Arango
BlockedHi.
I’ve been trying to create a scene with VTKExporter and MeshVTKLoader, but when I finish and run it, I get a segmentation fault.########## SIG 11 - SIGSEGV: segfault ########## 8: sofa::helper::BackTrace::dump - 0x7ff8f5b838c0 7: sofa::helper::BackTrace::sig - 0x7ff8f5b83a50 6: XcptFilter - 0x7ff93c1ffaf0 5: XcptFilter - 0x7ff93c1ffaf0 4: _C_specific_handler - 0x7ff93c1ff238 3: _chkstk - 0x7ff948db9f60 2: RtlLookupFunctionEntry - 0x7ff948d291a0 1: KiUserExceptionDispatcher - 0x7ff948db90d0 0: KiUserExceptionDispatcher - 0x7ff948db90d0 [WARNING] [SofaSimulationTree] the library has not been cleaned up (sofa::simulation::tree::cleanup() has never been called, see sofa/helper/init.h) [WARNING] [SofaSimulationGraph] the library has not been cleaned up (sofa::simulation::graph::cleanup() has never been called, see sofa/helper/init.h) [WARNING] [SofaSimulationCommon] the library has not been cleaned up (sofa::simulation::common::cleanup() has never been called, see sofa/helper/init.h) [WARNING] [SofaSimulationCore] the library has not been cleaned up (sofa::simulation::core::cleanup() has never been called, see sofa/helper/init.h) [WARNING] [SofaCore] the library has not been cleaned up (sofa::core::cleanup() has never been called, see sofa/helper/init.h) [WARNING] [SofaDefaultType] the library has not been cleaned up (sofa::defaulttype::cleanup() has never been called, see sofa/helper/init.h)I’d like to know how to solve it.
Otherwise, what are you using to create .msh files?
I haven’t found a good app to do it.I saw your MeshGmshLoader example but, as I said, I haven’t found a good app to create .msh file.
Thanks for your help.
Regards.
15 July 2017 at 06:06 #9794Garibalde
BlockedTetgen is a good application. I have used in a lot in the past.
Check out this link. http://wias-berlin.de/software/tetgen/I usually pass it a STL file and it generates all the data for you to create a msh file. You need to combine the output from tetgen which are elem and node data.
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