Ansys Meshing - Keyframe Animation
Written by cfd.ninja
Keyframe animation records the view at a series of moments and interpolates between them, producing a video that moves through the model rather than a set of static screenshots.
In meshing work its real use is inspection. Sweeping a section plane through the volume shows how the mesh evolves inside the domain, where the inflation layers thin out and where a size transition is too abrupt, which a single cut plane cannot reveal.
It is also the cheapest way to present a model to someone who does not open Ansys. A short clip travelling through the mesh communicates more about a domain than a page of quality statistics.
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