When a non cubic geometry is used for the .tesr, it forces the entire shape to be cubic when using the meshing module, thus changing the dimensions of each element.
I have tested this on different .ters datasets, where i have boiled my problem down to this.
Showcase
To avoid any confusion, i have shown the problem here.
And the reason it is a problem, is because i have a rod in .tesr format from an experiment, which gets squashed down when translated to .msh (more precisely as .inp) as shown below
Describtion of bug
When a non cubic geometry is used for the .tesr, it forces the entire shape to be cubic when using the meshing module, thus changing the dimensions of each element.
To Reproduce
the .tesr file (test.tesr) is:
Where it is a (2,2,3) geometry, when converting it to a mesh with:
I have tested this on different .ters datasets, where i have boiled my problem down to this.
Showcase
To avoid any confusion, i have shown the problem here.
And the reason it is a problem, is because i have a rod in .tesr format from an experiment, which gets squashed down when translated to .msh (more precisely as .inp) as shown below