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April 9, 2001, 22:56 |
Postprocesing Fluent
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Hi y'all
I find the postprocessing tool of fluent very limited to produce the kind of graphs I need, mainly slice graphs vertical and horizontal. Also I need to modify the ranges and some other fine tuning and with fluent I find it painful and lengthly compared with other programs I've used before but unfortunately not compatible with fluent. I think it would be useful to all ( mainly newbies as me) to hear from experiences in the postprocessing tools you use to produce publication-quality graphics. Thanks |
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