floating point error: divide by zero
 

Hi all, I receive back a "floating point error: divide by zero" when launching a graphical visualization of any kind of graphical data with Fluent. I'm running a 6.0 Fluent on a Intel centrino mounting an ATI mobility 9700. Any suggestion? Thanks guys. John Peterandrews

Re: floating point error: divide by zero
 

Try to change OpenGl options on your 3D graphic card (from your desktop "advenced options"). You should turn it to "quality". I had the same problem and now I fixed it!

floating point error: divide by zero
 

Hi I receive a "floating point error: divide by zero" when launching a graphical visualization of any kind of graphical data with Fluent. I'm running a 6.0 Fluent on a pentium 4 mounting an ATI mobility Radeon 9700 I tried to change openGL options but I have the problem yet.How can I do?

Re: floating point error: divide by zero
 

Try this...

Type in the following command line when launching Fluent.... (go to start, then run, then type this)

fluent -driver msw

I had a similar problem...

Hope this helps...

Andrew

Re: floating point error: divide by zero
 

Hi I receive a "floating point error: divide by zero" when launching a graphical visualization of any kind of graphical data with Fluent. I'm running a 6.1 Fluent on a pentium 4 mounting an ATI mobility Radeon 9700 I tried to change openGL options but I have the problem yet.Besides,I launched Fluent and I tried with command line "fluent-driver msw" I had invalid command.How can I do?

Re: floating point error: divide by zero
 

Hi! I had the same problem: try to download the latest Catalyst version on the ATI web site. Bye G

hi
first try another simulation to see if its from the problem or your computer. try same simulation on another computer, a friend say, and see if it persists or no?

Floating mesh
 

Hello
i am having floating error : invalid code problem in my thesis. I am working on train passing through tunnel. Can any body help me. My email is sheikhnasir39@gmail.com

change under
 

I faced the same problem but changing the under-relaxation factors solved it.