James Adinata

Hi Jimmy,

If you like to assign different Kxx based on elevation/depth, you can simply do it by using expression formula.

You can also select elements in a specific slice by clicking select all in slice view.

Hope it helps!

Best,
James

Hi DrGuti,

Thanks a lot for your reply!

Yes, I will explore the Rhino and ask you if I have more specific questions.

Really appreciate you help!

Best,
James

Hi DrGuti,

Thank you so much for your answer.

Do you mind to let me know what software do you use to create the STL surface and tet-gen algorithm?

Best,
James

Hi All,

I have STL Surface Mesh object that I want to use to create a group selection below this surface?

Is there anyone know how to do it?

I can convert this STL file to a DXF or SHP files if needed.

Thanks a lot!

Best,
James

Hi Christian,

Your question is interesting!

I would like to follow this discussion.

I have used the smesh file to export the FEFLOW geometry to another software like FLAC3D.

But I am not sure if we can use it to set elevation of nodes in FEFLOW.

Best,
James

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your answer. I have tried it and this feature is so awesome!

Please find a short recording that Jintao shared with me to do it.

Best,
James

Hello all,

Is there any feature in FEFLOW where we can run 2D analysis using the cross section taken from a 3D model?

This feature would be helpful to examine the model response I believe.

Thanks a lot!

Best,
James

Hi There!

Yes, you can set the monitoring points (called observation points in FEFLOW) in Edit - Observations Points. Once you have the points, you can see the time series results after start running the analysis in View - Charts.

Cheers!

Thanks Jintao! The solution works!

However, as we discussed via email, this cannot be implemented for time series interpolation.

I am just writing this with the hope that other user can benefit from our discussion. 

Cheers,
James

That works! thank you so much Peter! Jintao also mentioned that we can do this by "Select Complete Slice", however as my model is a sloping ground built with 3D layered approach, this method didn't work. I need to get the intersection of 2 selections. Thanks a lot Jintao and Peter!