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Logan Whelan
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Hi folks,
Let me preface by saying I'm not sure whether this fits better in the SU2 or Pointwise sub forum. I'll start here. I'm having an issue with running SU2 with a CGNS formatted mesh I created in Pointwise (3D unstructured mesh for a simple blended wing body). The mesh was constructed and exported during an evaluation of the pointwise software, so I unfortunately do not currently have access to it. My config file (bwb.cfg) points to the input mesh bwb.cgns with MESH_FORMAT = CGNS. When I try to evaluate this config file with SU2_CFD I get the following terminal message: !!! Error !!! bwb.cgns is not a CGNS file. Now exiting... I am able to open the mesh file just fine in Paraview. I have SU2 compiled in the latest Ubuntu release, and was sure to use the configuration options: --with-CGNS-lib=/path/to/CGNS/lib --with-CGNS-include=/path/to/CGNS/header when compiling SU2. The cgns library itself is installed correctly to the best of my knowledge. When I run the program cgnscheck on my mesh (built into cgns library), this also throws an invalid file type error. I am very new to SU2 and the cgns format in general, so any help or suggestions are welcome as I'm at a bit of a loss here on how to progress. Thank you kindly, and I'm happy to provide more specific information if needed. |
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Logan Whelan
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Turns out Pointwise creates cgns meshes with the HDF5 database. Using the cgns utility cgnsconvert, I was able to switch it to the ADF database, which SU2 was able to recognize.
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C. Atkins
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I am having the same problem, how were you able to switch from HDF5 to ADF?
Thanks, Chay |
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Just use the command
cgnsconvert -a original_grid converted_grid |
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Thanks for your help.
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