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After the cull operation, some mesh cell vertex coordinates are switched in order, which creates invalid polygons.
Examples: using both the base and culled mesh, we can plot the mesh cell using the same cell center location:
and
The test mesh files are stored at:
/compyfs/liao313/mpas/out
@changliao1025, thanks for reporting this problem. Sorry that it's happening!
Just to be sure I understand, is the base mesh before or after it has gone through the mesh converter? (After, I assume, so we can eliminate that that is responsible?)
@changliao1025, thanks for reporting this problem. Sorry that it's happening!
Just to be sure I understand, is the base mesh before or after it has gone through the mesh converter? (After, I assume, so we can eliminate that that is responsible?)
The base mesh was produced using the mesh converter, so it is not the JIGSAW triangular.
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changliao1025 commentedon Feb 4, 2025
@xylar I shared a minimal reproducible code at: https://gist.github.com/changliao1025/939376071ead9dfc89ccc0ce27b04ed9
xylar commentedon Feb 4, 2025
@changliao1025, thanks for reporting this problem. Sorry that it's happening!
Just to be sure I understand, is the base mesh before or after it has gone through the mesh converter? (After, I assume, so we can eliminate that that is responsible?)
changliao1025 commentedon Feb 4, 2025
The base mesh was produced using the mesh converter, so it is not the JIGSAW triangular.
changliao1025 commentedon Feb 5, 2025
There are a total of 189 incorrect cells in the mesh, and they are (possibly) all located on the coastline:
For example: