HELYX-OS v2.3.1
HELYX-OS v2.3.1 is the latest open-source graphical user interface developed by ENGYS to work with the OpenFOAM CFD library v2.4.0. The code is released to the public for free without formal support or documentation under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
This new version of HELYX-OS is an intermediate maintenance release that takes care of several known issues found in previous versions of the GUI. The source code has also been revised to ensure full compliance with third-party copyrights and licenses. http://engys.com/products/helyx-os-v...600&height=336 To download the latest HELYX-OS installation file with binaries for Linux, please visit the new GitHub project page at: http://engys.github.io/HELYX-OS/. This link substitutes the previous SourceForge project page. ENGYS also offers to paid support customers a single installer for Microsoft Windows platforms featuring both HELYX-OS v2.3.1 and OpenFOAM v2.4.0. For further information about support packages and training for HELYX-OS and OpenFOAM refer to http://engys.com/services/CFD. From the official news release. |
Nice, so that's where it went. Thanks for a GREAT GUI for OpenFOAM
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OpenFOAM version compatibility
It looks like Helyx-OS only works with OpenFOAM v 2.4 -- Is that still correct? I just want to be sure before I download and install that version.
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This is correct, the currently released version works for OpenFOAM 2.4.0.
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HELYX-OS V2.4.0 has been released
ENGYS announces the release of HELYX-OS v2.4.0, an open-source graphical user interface (GUI) designed to work natively with both OpenFOAM v4.1 and OpenFOAM v1606+. HELYX-OS provides both new and experienced users with a fast and efficient interface to access the CFD utilities and solvers available in the OpenFOAM library.
http://engys.com/products/helyxosv24...600&height=338 The new release of HELYX-OS v2.4.0 is packed with several improvements and new features with respect to the previous version, including:
The new version of HELYX-OS has also been extended to provide direct access to the HELYX-OS Cloud connection powered by Parallel.Works. This is a subscription based service to enable users to run OpenFOAM in the cloud right from the HELYX-OS GUI environment. ENGYS will be introducing this type of cloud-based computing services across their entire range of open-source based CFD software products. Visit the HELYX-OS Github project page to download the newest release. For more information, check out all HELYX and HELYX-OS related news releases at engys.com/news . |
Grayed "run" button Helyx-OS
Hi Chegdan
Thank you for your support with Helyx-OS, i find it great :D I am actually calculating heat transfer in a double facade and after the Helyx-OS GUI suddenly froze, i tried to kill the process and start Helyx-OS again. Unfortunatly after restart, i experienced the same problem as JR22. Did you find a solution? This problem occured several times by other calculations. Thanks a lot for your answer! Quote:
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Thanks for your work on this software. I wonder whether there will be a release for openfoam 5? thanks.
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I am having a hard time to find HELYX OS Documentation. Especially some tutorials and use cases. Is there a link I could find that information at.
Also the ParaVIEW is showing an error - Could not find valid openfoam mesh. What would that mean? |
Hi,
Is Helyx-OS compatible with OpenFoam V18 or 19? This GUI seems very interesting. Thank you for your answer. FM. |
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Connecting HELYX to OpenFOAM and ParaView
Hey guys,
I'm completely new in CFD. I need to simulate a stream of liquid inside a cylinder, so I want to set a first simple case using Salome and HELYX. After I got in know with the case setting, I want to get more complex. But step by step. I created a stl-file in Salome and installed Helyx OS together with OpenFOAM 4.x and ParaView 5.4.1 on Ubuntu (via Oracle VM on Windows). But connecting OpenFOAM and ParaView hasn't worked yet. Could someone please tell me, if it's possible to use HELYX-OS together with OpenFOAM 4.x an ParaView 5.4.1? Thank you! Franco |
Any updates planned for Helyx-OS ?:p
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