saving grafics in batch-mode
Hello forum
I already read some other threads here and elsewhere how to save e.g. velocity-plots while making a simulation without gui. So I tried: "-g" => errors, because of disabled grafics "-gu -driver null" => no errors but no saved grafics "-gu -driver x11" => no errors, grafical windows were shown for every timestep/iteration but again no pictures are saved "-gu -driver opengl" => same like with x11 in my .scm-file including the scheme-commands I defined the executing commands for opening a window, setting the right view and taking a hardcopy after each timestep Im doing parallel job on a linux workstation |
I guess its not possible to save grafics while working in batch-mode.
Any Ideas would be highly appreciated! Greetings |
Hi Robert,
all I can say is that running fluent in the background using -gu -driver null and taking hardcopies at several timesteps works for me on a linux-cluster. I had to play around a little bit with my journal file to get all scheme commands working properly, maybe you should post your scheme-file and i will have a look at it. cheers |
Hi coglione, thx for your help.
Code:
/display/set/picture/color-mode color ./fluent 3ddp -g -t6 < /home/.../batch.scm > /home/.../out.dat 2> /home/.../out.error -ssh # or the "-gu -driver null" An excerpt of the batch-file is postet above, but I dont think there are faults in the commands, because I tried all of them in the text user interface in FLUENT # edit: im working on a linux-cluster, too # http://www.cfd-online.com/Wiki/Fluen...of_a_window.3F greetings |
Hi Robert,
i see you already work with Ansys12. I'm still on 6.3 and therefor not sure if there have been some changes regarding your topic. However, it is actually not a good idea to open an window with /display/open if you are in background mode and graphics driver is explicitly set to null. display/set is what i use, maybe you should give it a try. cheers |
Hi
So you mean "/display/set-window 9" ? Its not working as well. I just made the most simple case-file I can imagine, the elbow-file from the first tutorial Code:
rc /home/.../elbow1.cas ================================================== ============================ Stack backtrace generated for process id 9140 on signal 11 : Please include this information with any bug report you file on this issue! ================================================== ============================ Error: Cortex received a fatal signal (SEGMENTATION VIOLATION). Error Object: () thx for ur help |
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