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How does one set the scalar at an inlet boundary, by using usrbcs? There is a trouble with the array pointer returned by getsca not being compatible with varbcs pointers (i.e. scalars sem to have their own stack).
Many thanks in advance Dougal |
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Already sorted. Thanks to MArk from CFX.
CALL GETVAR('USRBCS','SCAL ',IVSCAL) CALL GETSCA('POTENTIAL TEMPERATURE',ITSCAL,CWORK) ISCAL = IVSCAL - 1 + ITSCAL Cheers Mark! |
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