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Starting the CFX-solver from the command line |
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Hi, everyone,
I am trying to run cfx from command line, this is my command: cfx5solve -def R1.def -ini R1_001.res -double -batch I can get the result, but I don't know how to make solver "interplate initial values onto Def file mesh", which is very simple in cfx-solver manager. There is a check box for this option. |
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I know you can re-start using the command line, but like you i have yet to find a flag in the manual which interpolates the results.
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Try creating a simple text file with:
EXECUTION CONTROL: RUN DEFINITION: Interpolate Initial Values = Yes END END Then, from the command line cfx5solve -ccl file_above -def .... If the name of the parameter is incorrect, take a look at an output file created from the solver manager where the interpolation was selected.. Have a happy new year.. |
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Thanks.
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