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Old   June 3, 2015, 15:50
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Hello everybody.
I have a little problem ... I'm working with cfx, and I want to import a bathymetry which is a .txt file but I do not know what the procedure.
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There is no procedure.

I have done this before. I did it by:
* Writing python software to read the text file and generate an STL
* Read the STL into ICEM and mesh it manually in ICEM.
* Import the mesh into CFX and off you go.

ICEM is the only software package which can handle large files this generates. I tried several others but they all fell over.

You can probably purchase some software to do this as well, maybe some GIS applications (like ArcGIS) can do it. But they cost serious money.
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