Command line Execution

June 2, 2004, 13:24

It is possible to run the Fluent in command file without opning the user interface. Let us say I have all the files like mesh and case files also. Pratap

June 3, 2004, 16:17

you have all the commands that you can use without the use of mouse to click on different menus. But user interface is always necessary. Remember Fluent is a software not an operating system.

June 4, 2004, 10:57

I use tecplot like that without enetering into user interface.Although tecplot is software. Thanks anyway. pratap

June 4, 2004, 11:55

Hi Pratap,

I know you can run Fluent with the help of TUI commands. But I have done it only when I submit jobs in parallel using a script file. Other than that I do not know how Fluent could be run without the GUI.

Arun

June 11, 2004, 04:40

Yes, It is possible to run the Fluent without using the mouse. just you check whatever commands you have in the fluent, and they have given clearly in the fluent help. But i think it is cubersome to do like that.

June 2, 2004, 13:24	Command line Execution	#1
pratap Guest Posts: n/a	It is possible to run the Fluent in command file without opning the user interface. Let us say I have all the files like mesh and case files also. Pratap

June 3, 2004, 16:17	Re: Command line Execution	#2
co2 Guest Posts: n/a	you have all the commands that you can use without the use of mouse to click on different menus. But user interface is always necessary. Remember Fluent is a software not an operating system.

June 4, 2004, 10:57	Re: Command line Execution	#3
pratap Guest Posts: n/a	I use tecplot like that without enetering into user interface.Although tecplot is software. Thanks anyway. pratap

June 4, 2004, 11:55	Re: Command line Execution	#4
Arun Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Pratap, I know you can run Fluent with the help of TUI commands. But I have done it only when I submit jobs in parallel using a script file. Other than that I do not know how Fluent could be run without the GUI. Arun

June 11, 2004, 04:40	Re: Command line Execution	#5
venugopal Guest Posts: n/a	Yes, It is possible to run the Fluent without using the mouse. just you check whatever commands you have in the fluent, and they have given clearly in the fluent help. But i think it is cubersome to do like that.

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