Interval Assignment

• Interval Firmness
• Explicit Specification of Intervals
• Explicit Specification of Intervals Using Interval Size
• Automatic Specification of Intervals
• Additional Interval Constraints
• Vertex Sizing and Automatic Curve Biasing
• Interval Matching
• Periodic Intervals
• Relative Intervals
• Mesh Preview

Mesh density is usually controlled by the intervals, i.e. the number of mesh edges, specified on curves. Intervals are set on a curve by either specifying the interval count directly or by specifying a desired size for each interval. Intervals and interval size can be specified for curves individually, or indirectly by specifying intervals for higher order geometry containing those curves. Because of interval constraints imposed by various meshing algorithms in CUBIT, the assignment of intervals to curves is not completely arbitrary. For this reason, a global interval match must be performed prior to meshing one or more surfaces or volumes.