Initialising Force Monitors
Hi guys
I would like to know if there is a way to create the force-monitor output files without actually running iterations. I have a journal file which includes a monitor using the following TUI code: Code:
/solve/monitors/force/drag-coefficient yes body front_wing rear_wing front_wheel rear_wheel () no yes "CDA-history.dat" no yes 1. 0 0 Instead, I would like Fluent to create the dat file without any data in it before I start iterating so I can run gawk once rather than every 10 iterations. I think it must have something to do with one of the following scheme envvars: (monitor-forces-init) or (monitor-forces). I know this because I can get the GUI window to specify the monitors to pop-up using (gui-monitor-forces 1), and these are the only 2 similar commands from http://www.polo.ufsc.br/~tiagom/docu...programing.pdf If anyone has any ideas, I would be extremely grateful. Unfortunately, Fluent Scheme is not well documented, so I have no way of working this out myself. Thanks in advance Stu |
Why not use Fluent's plot to monitor it?
=== You can use following code to create the dat file. Code:
(iterate 0) |
Excellent, thank you very much Fox.
I cannot monitor Fluent Cortex because my simulations are run on a cluster which I do not have physical access to. I have the option of using VNC through a tunnel, but I enjoy typing white characters in a little black window too much! Stu |
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