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February 7, 2016, 04:05 |
Different velocity write method results in different readings
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I noticed that using the following function call to dump velocity will give a slightly different reading than the normal write (which is controlled by the keyword "writeInterval" in the dict). I assume its because one is done before and the other is done after the current iteration? Can someone with more experience answer this? I don't want to write all the fields because in my postprocessing I only need velocity. Thanks.
Version is OF2.4.0 on Ubuntu. Code:
functions { velocityDump { type writeRegisteredObject; functionObjectLibs ("libIOFunctionObjects.so"); //outputControl outputTime; //outputInterval 1; outputControl adjustableTime; writeInterval 0.0001; objectNames ( "U" ); } } |
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February 8, 2016, 16:24 |
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I wonder if anyone has some insights about this?
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