Connection between a geometry file and the solver

May 2, 2002, 03:27

Hi

Once you've set the geometry and mesh in "Build", it closes and you go to set boundary conditions in "pre-processing". But after this has been done, when I run it, I got a message: "There are no command files in the current directory". Thus how do you "connect" the geometry file you've created (or an exixting one) to the solver? Thanks

May 2, 2002, 09:42

Hi,
I'll assume that you're using CFX-4. Under the pre-process menu click on "Run Setup". After this you'll start to create your own command file. A command and a geometry file are necessary for the CFX-4 Solver works. Sometimes you can even create simple meshes under a simple command file.
Regards, cfd guy

May 2, 2002, 03:27	Connection between a geometry file and the solver	#1
JMM Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Once you've set the geometry and mesh in "Build", it closes and you go to set boundary conditions in "pre-processing". But after this has been done, when I run it, I got a message: "There are no command files in the current directory". Thus how do you "connect" the geometry file you've created (or an exixting one) to the solver? Thanks

May 2, 2002, 09:42	Re: Connection between a geometry file and the sol	#2
cfd guy Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, I'll assume that you're using CFX-4. Under the pre-process menu click on "Run Setup". After this you'll start to create your own command file. A command and a geometry file are necessary for the CFX-4 Solver works. Sometimes you can even create simple meshes under a simple command file. Regards, cfd guy