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Hey! I have tried to use the resample function in BlueKenue before running a new mesh. After applying the default values of resample windows, and increasing the MAXIMUM node account to 40000(the total node value of my mesh is below 30000 according to the mesh analyze), I created the whole set of files for telemac 2d.py. But I still got the same error notification: Point 2 has 2 boundaries conditions , wrong mesh.

I have attached all my files here, could you please give some advice?

Best Regards

The t3m file that you shared tells me that you are not using the notion of density regions.

Please read section "2.2.3.1.1 Controlling Element Size by Defining Density Regions" on page 122 of the Blue Kenue Reference Manual. Start with a simple example and learn what density regions can do for you. Then (after learning) try a slightly more complex example.

Make sure you understand what is going on. Review what everyone has told you. Make sure you understand what everyone has told you. Then move on to a slightly more complex example.

Kindly... Alan

Hey, thank you for the advice! After reading the BlueKenue tutorial, I have tried 2 types of data as Density object: old mesh and .xyz file,and generated 2 new mesh : New Mesh(3) and New MEsh(4) in the t3m(2) attached below.

But after running telemac 2d, I still got the same errors: some points got 2 boundaries conditions

The file exceeded the maximum size again...could you please share any e-mail address you use so that I can send you my latest. t3m？

Best regards

Please send your request to the contact email address found on the National Research Council Canada's Blue Kenue webpage. And then your email will make its way to my email (securely) and then we can send what we need to each other.

Kindly... Alan

Thank you so much!

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Please upgrade to BK 3.12.29 - beta as per post #46275

Kindly... Alan