turbineSiting tutorial and paraview-3.98.0
After successfully running the Allrun script in the simpleFoam/turbineSiting tutorial, paraview won't play the simulation.
(Note that in the below, paraFoam is an alias to 'paraFoam -builtin'. Without '-builtin', paraFoam won't even run.) Code:
../turbineSiting $ paraFoam |
Greetings Stephen,
The internal ".foam" reader is allergic to the boundary condition "uniformFixedValue". Therefore, before running paraview, you'll need to run this command: Code:
sed -i -e "s=uniformFixedValue=fixedValue=g" [0-9][0-9]*/{U,p,k,nut,epsilon} The problem is that you should not use these time folders for continuing the simulation afterwards, since this hack could damage the simulation characteristics for continuing simulating. But it should not damage the results for post-processing. edit: By the way, the same happens in ParaView 3.12.0. Best regards, Bruno |
Hi Bruno,
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With that hack, the post-processing works; now I can tinker with the simulation to try and understand it. Thanks for responding so quickly, you've always been an enormous help! |
Hello Wyldckat,
Do you have a trick like this for binary compressed files in paralel? I have this problem with paraview3.98.0 thanks Wouter |
Greetings Wouter,
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Although, the sed command should also work in binary and in parallel... something like: Code:
sed -i -e "s=uniformFixedValue=fixedValue=g" processor*/[0-9][0-9]*/{U,p,k,nut,epsilon} A quick summary "system/changeDictionaryDict" would be: Code:
FoamFile Code:
changeDictionary -help Bruno edit: Wouter found an issue with having to run changeDictionary for multiple times. A hack to do this is provided here: http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ope...tml#post452294 post #4 |
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