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July 9, 2009, 08:35 |
Saving mesh as Multiblock
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Hi,
When I try to convert my mesh to a Multiblock mesh it prompts me with this message. Quote:
What do I select? Many thanks. |
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July 10, 2009, 14:07 |
Volume
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Simon Pereira
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It depends on your solver... (ICEM CFD supports a lot of solvers)
Some users just want the surface blocks, this option gives them the faces of the volume blocks as surface blocks. If you want the volume blocks (which also have faces), pick volume. I am guessing you want volume |
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