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Is there a way to save solution/boundary condition settings in a single file? |
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I'm moving from CFX to Fluent recently (much faster for the work I'm doing). One of my favorite parts of CFX was having .ccl files, where I could simply open any mesh, assign the correct surface names, and then drop in the .ccl file to set all the correct boundary conditions and solution settings. I have dozens of .ccl files for the common cases that I run with.
Is there something similar to this in Fluent? I feel like it's a fairly simple thing that is incredibly useful. Note the .ccl file doesn't include the mesh, and can therefore be applied onto whatever various geometries I'm dealing with. Edit: Other thing that is incredibly useful to have in "settings" files are expression/report definitions. I'm about to spend 15 minutes writing up something I've already done, which is quite annoying. Last edited by u2berggeist; August 16, 2018 at 18:42. Reason: added details for settings file |
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type file/write-settings blah.anything
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James Wright
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Thanks for the pointer!
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