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Hello Everyone,
I ran simplefoam while completing one of the tutorials. Now, how do i post process the results in paraview? I'm assuming the solution is in the latest time step directory but none of the files can be opened in paraview. Have I missed something? Thank your for the help. |
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Philip Cardiff
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Hi,
try 'foamToVTK' This creates a directory called 'VTK' and you can open the '*.vtk' within in paraview. Philip |
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