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Santiago Marquez Damian
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Santa Fe, Santa Fe, Argentina
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Hi, is the post-processing of fully decomposed cases deactivated in last versions of FOAM?
"Once the case has completed running, the decomposed fields and mesh must be reassembled for post-processing using the reconstructPar utility" (http://www.openfoam.org/docs/user/da...x7-620002.3.12) Regards
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Håkon Strandenes
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Norway
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I think the postprocessing of fully decomposed cases is a feature in Paraview itself. I use native Paraview, without any OpenFOAM libraries and modifications. I open the case by freating a file with extension .foam, and opening this in Paraview. Remember to select "Decomposed case" in the left-hand pane.
So the command to open a decomposed case in Paraview is: Code:
touch caseName.foam paraview caseName.foam Code:
alias paraFoam='touch ${PWD##*/}.foam; paraview ${PWD##*/}.foam'
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