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  3. I am trying to use selective body meshing and I created a meshing worksheet with the meshing order for different bodies. Despite this, I still get the following warning message: “The selective body meshing is not being recorded, so the meshing may not be persistent on an update. If you want to record the order of the body meshing, please use the Mesh Worksheet to track the meshing steps. Please see Selective Meshing documentation for more details.” It looks like ANSYS Meshing does not recognize my worksheet. How to fix the issue?

I am trying to use selective body meshing and I created a meshing worksheet with the meshing order for different bodies. Despite this, I still get the following warning message: “The selective body meshing is not being recorded, so the meshing may not be persistent on an update. If you want to record the order of the body meshing, please use the Mesh Worksheet to track the meshing steps. Please see Selective Meshing documentation for more details.” It looks like ANSYS Meshing does not recognize my worksheet. How to fix the issue?

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    • June 5, 2023 at 7:06 am
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      The problem is that some swept bodies in the geometry are excluded from the Worksheet. Swept bodies in contact with tet meshed bodies are always meshed first, so these are being meshed in conjunction with the other bodies in the Worksheet. Because the order in which these swept bodies are meshed depends on the sizings and methods used in adjacent bodies, meshing is not necessarily persistent, and the warning message gets issued.

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