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About this Block

What it does: Creates a volume mesh forming a Delaunay tetrahedralization from a list of points. Delaunay tetrahedralization (also called Delaunay triangulation) is a particular mesh that tends to be more geometrically balanced (for example, avoiding skinny triangles). Commons uses:
  • Closing open lattice beams.
Tips:
  • Doesn’t take convex features into consideration, therefore, it is best to use with simple parts.
  • Some input options for the Vertices input can be:
    • Lattice vertices
    • Mesh vertices
    • Random Points in Body
  • Can close open lattice beams using this block, but you can’t have any convex holes in the part.

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Example File

Download Example: Delaunay Mesh Delaunay Mesh Create a volume mesh forming a Delaunay tetrahedralization from a list of points.

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Inputs

NameTypeDescription
VerticesPoint ListList of points to connect via a delaunay tetrahedralization.

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Outputs

Type
Volume Mesh