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The ''Extract Subgrid'' tool is used to create a mesh that is a subset of another mesh or UGrid. When using the tool, an existing mesh or UGrid is required along with a map coverage containing a polygon that defines the subgrid domain. | The ''Extract Subgrid'' tool is used to create a mesh that is a subset of another mesh or [[Unstructured Grid|UGrid]]. When using the tool, an existing mesh or UGrid is required along with a map coverage containing a polygon that defines the subgrid domain. | ||
A subgrid is often used to make edits to a portion of a grid that is too large to edit conveniently. If this is the case, when the edits are finished, the subgrid can be merged with the original grid. | A subgrid is often used to make edits to a portion of a grid that is too large to edit conveniently. If this is the case, when the edits are finished, the subgrid can be merged with the original grid. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 3 January 2024
Extract Subgrid
The Extract Subgrid tool is used to create a mesh that is a subset of another mesh or UGrid. When using the tool, an existing mesh or UGrid is required along with a map coverage containing a polygon that defines the subgrid domain.
A subgrid is often used to make edits to a portion of a grid that is too large to edit conveniently. If this is the case, when the edits are finished, the subgrid can be merged with the original grid.
Input parameters
- Grid – Select the base 2D mesh or UGrid in the project from which the subgrid will be extracted.
- Subgrid boundary coverage – Select a coverage in the project that contains a polygon which defines the boundaries of the subgrid domain.
Output parameters
- Grid name – Name of the 2D mesh that will be created.
Current location in Toolbox
Unstructured Grids/Edit Subgrid
