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December 12, 2005, 10:50	Y+ adaption	#1
Marc Guest Posts: n/a	Dear CFD users, is it possible to adapt a mesh (modifiy the wall cell height) by moving nodes instead of dividing the cells with the fluent in-built function "adapt y+/y*"? Thank you in advance, Marc

December 19, 2005, 11:05	Re: Y+ adaption	#2
Gurkan C. Guest Posts: n/a	AFAIK, Fluent has rigid nodes, it can add interior nodes, but it does not move them while adapting for a value/gradient. Regards

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