Developed by Dennis Lübke, this open-source software is based on Qt and allows for both Windows and Linux to generate tetrahedral meshes for finite element simulation from various surface mesh formats. It also offers a fast and easy-to-use mesh viewer based on QGLViewer and allows basic mesh manipulations (currently only scaling is possible). Two different methods for tetrahedralization are possible: Delaunay Triangulation and Johnathan Shewchuk’s Isosurface Stuffing algorithm.
This work is released as GPL software.
Features
- Surface mesh import and export for *.obj, *.ply, *.off, *.stl (using trimesh2).
- Import and export of tetrahedral meshes in (a simplified subset of the) GMSH format *.msh (compatible with the SOFA Framework).
- Two different methods for tetrahedralization: Delaunay Triangulation (CGAL implementation) and Johnathan Shewchuk’s Isosurface Stuffing: Fast Tetrahedral Meshes with Good Dihedral Angles (implementation taken from the SOFA Framework, non-graded variant only).
- Cutplane view for tetrahedral meshes.
- Export the surface of a tetrahedral mesh.
Read more on the QTetramesher webpage.
Additional informations
- License: Open-source
- Status: Ongoing
- Progress: 80%
- TRL: 4
