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October 28, 2020, 02:37 |
Creating animation in fluent remote cluster using journal file
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I have created the animation by writing the following commands in my journal file (remote linux cluster):
/display/set/contours/filled-contours yes /display/set/picture/driver png /display/set/picture/landscape yes /display/set/picture/x-resolution 960 /display/set/picture/y-resolution 720 /display/set/picture/color-mode color /display/contour velocity-magnitude 0 1 /display/save-picture velmag%t.png /solve/execute-commands/add-edit command-2 1 "time-step" "/display/contour velocity-magnitude 0 1" /solve/execute-commands/add-edit command-3 1 "time-step" "/display/save-picture velmag%t.png" /file/auto-save data-frequency 1 /file/auto-save append-file-name-with time-step 6 But the problem is that my domain is large while the area of interest (blades in my case VAWT Simulation) is very small so when the fluent saves the picture the actual area of interest (small portion of domain) is barely visible. My question is how can I alter the journal file code in order to zoom to the area of interest? P.S: See sample picture attached and u would notice that area of interest is barely visible. |
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