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May 6, 2013, 18:00
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where's the blockmeshdict?
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I've done the tutorial, and exported an openFOAM problem. But I notice that the blockmeshDict file is nowhere to be found. How do I get this file?
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May 6, 2013, 19:04
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Bruno Santos
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Hi Lawrence,
The "blockMeshDict" file is only needed when you have no other means to generate a mesh  This is because blockMesh is (one of) the most basic meshers available in OpenFOAM.If you look into the folder "constant/polyMesh", you should see several files that define your mesh! You can double check this by running: Code:
paraFoam Best regards, Bruno
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