"List/Show all" menu in Fluent 2020 R2

PhelypeOleinik · August 5, 2020, 15:40

Hi all,

I downloaded Fluent 2020 R2 Student from the ANSYS website and now I'm trying to run some old cases.

In previous versions (19.3, if I recall correctly), I could define materials, then assign them to different phases and name them. To list the phases I'd go to the Ribbon under "Physics -> Phases -> List/Show All".

However in 2020 R2 I can't find a "Phases" menu there, let alone the "List/Show All" button. Does anyone know where did that button go?

Thanks!

Cheers,
Phelype

PhelypeOleinik · August 7, 2020, 14:58

Okay, two days later I found it (rather, a friend found it and showed to me :)

For the record, the List Phases menu is now at “Physics -> Models -> Multiphase”, then in the window that pops up, at the top you see several tabs (opened at “Models” by default): click on “Phases” and voilà.

Hope it helps.

Phelype

August 5, 2020, 15:40	"List/Show all" menu in Fluent 2020 R2	#1
PhelypeOleinik New Member Phelype Oleinik Join Date: Aug 2020 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Hi all, I downloaded Fluent 2020 R2 Student from the ANSYS website and now I'm trying to run some old cases. In previous versions (19.3, if I recall correctly), I could define materials, then assign them to different phases and name them. To list the phases I'd go to the Ribbon under "Physics -> Phases -> List/Show All". However in 2020 R2 I can't find a "Phases" menu there, let alone the "List/Show All" button. Does anyone know where did that button go? Thanks! Cheers, Phelype

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August 7, 2020, 14:58		#2
PhelypeOleinik New Member Phelype Oleinik Join Date: Aug 2020 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Okay, two days later I found it (rather, a friend found it and showed to me :) For the record, the List Phases menu is now at “Physics -> Models -> Multiphase”, then in the window that pops up, at the top you see several tabs (opened at “Models” by default): click on “Phases” and voilà. Hope it helps. Phelype