Not sure how Solidworks does it, but I guess it’s something similar youtu.be/6TWZs1k_g94?...

Well there are a lot of different use cases. For example, thickness analysis. Here you can see why a “bad” mesh is not useful for this youtu.be/u8Ttv8Y6ptg?...

Maybe that’s possible now? I remember I saw a paper from you on 3d constrained triangulations

I know, thanks! Unfortunately the quality of the mesh is not always good enough for downstream applications. At some point I tried to use geogram for refining the existing mesh for some faces, but the problem was I couldn’t enforce constraints.

Nice, thanks!
How did you mesh the original model? Geogram is not able to read step files, right?

Could you link the original model?

One can make the argument that if RL is worth a Turing, then key folks in stochastic programming, optimization, and optimal control should've been better recognized by RL community, & by Turing. e.g. Bertsekas

For more depth I recommend @beenwrekt.bsky.social post:
www.argmin.net/p/cool-kids-...

Maybe you can find something from comptag.github.io/teaching-com...
It doesn’t seem to be up to date though