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August 12, 2010, 03:47 |
Help needed with gmshToFoam
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Hi,
I used gmshToFoam today for the first time and it converts my mesh without any obvious problems. However, I defined the patches where I apply my internal boundary conditions as physical surfaces in GMSH but after gmshToFoam they all come out as one patch (patch0 in the boundary file). What can I do to convert it in a way that I get several patches. FYI: the geometry is simply a box within a box and I apply a temperature to two of the internal faces - simple. Thanks for your help. Tom |
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August 12, 2010, 20:12 |
Managed to get it working!
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The only problem was, when I saved my file in GMSH it gave me options in a drop-down list: Version1, Version2 etc... The default was Version2, when I changed it to version1 it worked like a charm...
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