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October 9, 2020, 08:15	Is there any code or function to know if simulation is running in 2D or 3D?	#1
agustinvo Senior Member Agustín Villa Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Alcorcón Posts: 313 Rep Power: 15	Do you know if there is any kind of command to understand if the simulation is 2D or 3D? I was thinking about a patch loop and search for empty, but I don't know if there is something else to deal with this. Thank you for your help! Agustinvo

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oswald Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Leipzig, Germany Posts: 93 Rep Power: 15	The mesh has a function called "nSolutionD()", as for example in GradientDispersionRAS.C it is used to check if is a 2D-simulation: Code: if (this->owner().mesh().nSolutionD() == 2) s1291 and dkaddar like this.

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