The .fluent file

January 18, 2007, 12:37

Hi,

I would like to know where is the .fluent file or which is the right way to create it.(the UG is not very clear on this argument...) Thank you for any suggestions!!!

Arianna

P.S: I'm working on a Windows System.

January 19, 2007, 02:33

There is no such file by name .fluent.? Can you please what exactly are you looking at or what you want to do?

January 19, 2007, 04:44

If you read the UG you will find the same informations which I have at the moment. Is there anybody else who could give me some additional(useful) informations??? Thank you!!!

January 19, 2007, 08:37

Can you please guide me to the section, sub heading of user guide you are talking about.

January 19, 2007, 09:31

There is a short explanation in the UG 4.16 "The .fluent file"(FLUENT 6.2).

In any case you can't find this file because you have to create it;-)!!!

Arianna

January 22, 2007, 13:50

At one time, working with my Fluent support engineer, they had supplied a bit of code written in Scheme language for a specific application. They said to put the Scheme file in the file ".fluent" in a folder like "My Documents" using a text editor.

For what ever reason (this was few years ago) I just put the Scheme file in my root directory and then load in the file whenever I want to run that bit of code - works good in V6.2. Not exactly the answer to your question.

January 18, 2007, 12:37	The .fluent file	#1
Arianna Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, I would like to know where is the .fluent file or which is the right way to create it.(the UG is not very clear on this argument...) Thank you for any suggestions!!! Arianna P.S: I'm working on a Windows System.

January 19, 2007, 02:33	Re: The .fluent file	#2
Akshay Guest Posts: n/a	There is no such file by name .fluent.? Can you please what exactly are you looking at or what you want to do?

January 19, 2007, 04:44	Re: The .fluent file	#3
Arianna Guest Posts: n/a	If you read the UG you will find the same informations which I have at the moment. Is there anybody else who could give me some additional(useful) informations??? Thank you!!!

January 19, 2007, 08:37	Re: The .fluent file	#4
Akshay Guest Posts: n/a	Can you please guide me to the section, sub heading of user guide you are talking about.

January 19, 2007, 09:31	Re: The .fluent file	#5
Arianna Angeletti Guest Posts: n/a	There is a short explanation in the UG 4.16 "The .fluent file"(FLUENT 6.2). In any case you can't find this file because you have to create it;-)!!! Arianna

January 22, 2007, 13:50	Re: The .fluent file	#6
Allan Walsh Guest Posts: n/a	At one time, working with my Fluent support engineer, they had supplied a bit of code written in Scheme language for a specific application. They said to put the Scheme file in the file ".fluent" in a folder like "My Documents" using a text editor. For what ever reason (this was few years ago) I just put the Scheme file in my root directory and then load in the file whenever I want to run that bit of code - works good in V6.2. Not exactly the answer to your question.

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