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July 25, 2023, 07:20
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How to save transient animation to current directory?
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Hi,
I am running a transient simulation on HPC cluster. When I try to save the solution animation into the disk. I received error saying that it cannot access my local disk. My question would be how to specify the directory so Fluent knows to save the animation file on the current path/directory the HPC is doing computation on? Thank you in advance. |
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