Hello,
I have 2 domian (Air and Solid). I would like to use some of the variables of Air domain in Solid Domain. So i tried linear Extrusion of Air domain to Solid domain. But i am getting this error.
"Extrusion coupling operator interpolation failed for at least one point: no source point found.
- Geometry: geom1
- Domain: 2
- Destination coordinates.: [8.215365985362635e-06; 0.0038700611977834547], [2.2013006813040321e-06; 0.0038700611977834547], [8.2153659853626333e-06; 0.0015973154179627258], [2.2013006813040317e-06; 0.0015973154179627258], [1.8854069570552613e-05; 0.0038700611977834547]"
Question:
1. Can someone check if i have properly extruded the Air domain to Solid domain?
2. If I have extruded properly What is the reason for this error ?
Thank You
Cyrril
What more specifically is it that you want to do? Which variables do you want to map, and why?
Dear Rene,
I have found the reason why I get this error (mentioned in question).
I tried extruding variable T (Air domain variable) to solid domain (and called it temp1). Later i used temp1(specific to solid) in a calculation used in Air domain. Hence i got this error.
Thank you
Cyrril
Sometimes it's better to play with mesh/material frames while defining the extrusion couplings.
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