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August 1, 2014, 16:16
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ExodusII Mesh Conversion
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Hello,
I am trying to write a Python script, using the ExodusII API and mesh format, to convert ExodusII mesh/data to OpenFOAM and vice versa. The only trouble that I have run into is in figuring how to generate the "neighbours" file polyMesh. I checked through the forum, and there are some antiquated comments but they are also not even helpful. The general consensus is to write a different type of mesh (like prostar4) and then convert to OpenFOAM using the built-in utilities. Does anyone have a pseudocode-approach that would help me understand the neighbours structure? Thanks, Jesse |
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