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Example 36 - Nearly Incompressible Hyperelasticity: XDMF Export (Meshio Error)

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Hi,

in Example 36, line 256, I had to transpose the mesh points to be able to export the XDMF file.

Code as is

        Mesh(mesh.p, cells={"tetra": mesh.t.T},

should be changed to

        Mesh(mesh.p.T, cells={"tetra": mesh.t.T},

Best regards, Andreas

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kinnalacommented, Mar 17, 2021

I wonder why this example is not using Mesh.save…

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kinnalacommented, Mar 17, 2021

Makes sense, meshio usually expects one point per row. Thanks for pointing it out!

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