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Yes. But gmsh can deal with it

In firts step I've used `gmsh -3 modell.step` to generate the mesh file in bash. The output is modell.msh file which is then used in python

See attachment [modell.zip](https://github.com/nschloe/meshio/files/5453028/modell.zip)

By using the modell.geo file I still get an error message (see below). I'm using gmsh version 4.6.0 to generate the mesh `gmsh -3 modell.geo` from attached files [modell.zip](https://github.com/nschloe/meshio/files/5457096/modell.zip) ```...

I've tested simple geometries like a cube, a sphere and a wedge and for all of them meshio could generate a copy of the mesh. Since sphere has a curvelinear...

I've used meshio-convert command this time to generate the mesh. `meshio-convert --ascii modell.msh modell2.msh` and compared both meshes. It seems that meshio does not recognize the `$Entities` correctly Here is...