Are you planning to make it open source?

[ihmin]

Are you planning to make it open source?

[GridGeneration]

Maybe years later,If you're interested, I’m happy to chat in private

[ihmin]

It looks much better than the default tessellation quality of OpenCascade. I will continue to keep an eye on your progress. Even if it’s difficult to make the source code public at the moment, I would appreciate it if you could frequently update and release the binary version.

May I make one suggestion that comes to mind right now?

1. When using the -q option, the edge areas are meshed with triangles. Is it possible to generate a complete quad mesh instead?

Thank you very much.

[GridGeneration]

In fact, the fully quadrilateral meshing algorithm has already been developed, and it offers higher efficiency and better results. However, precisely because of this, it is not convenient to publish.

[ihmin]

I agree that there aren’t any good publicly available quadrilateral meshers, and I fully understand why it’s difficult to release one openly. I’d really like to try using yours for personal purposes—would that be possible? I promise I will never share it externally. Of course, if this is a difficult request, please feel free to decline.

Actually, I’m in the process of developing a CAE pre/post-processing program for personal use, but I’ve been struggling because there aren’t any decent meshers available.

[GridGeneration]

Are you in school or working？

[ihmin]

I work in an office.

[GridGeneration]

Perhaps we can collaborate.

[ihmin]

Could you explain in detail how we could collaborate?

[GridGeneration]

Recently, I've been making breakthroughs in Cartesian grid generation.

[ihmin]

That's really impressive. You’re amazing. Are you a student related to this field, or are you developing this personally?

[GridGeneration]

It's just a hobby of mine。

[ihmin]

Here is the Pre/Post processing program I'm developing. I would be happy to test your mesher.

[GridGeneration]

This one looks good. I'm focusing only on the algorithm and don't have a GUI. Would you be able to develop the GUI using wxWidgets

[ihmin]

There is a possibility since wxWidgets has an OpenGL module. I am developing with Qt. I can load and edit models, and I have also implemented post-processing functions for several solver formats. I can also provide the program I'm developing for testing purposes for the mesher you are currently working on.

[GridGeneration]

ok...