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1- open a new terminal type [ tar xzf SALOME-7.7.1-OPENSOURCE-UB14.tgz ]
2- follow by [ ./Salome-V7_7_1-LGPL-x86_64.run ]
you will see this error
bash: ./Salome-V7_7_1-LGPL-x86_64.run: Permission denied
3- then type [ chmod +x ./Salome-V7_7_1-LGPL-x86_64.run ]
type this again [ ./Salome-V7_7_1-LGPL-x86_64.run ]
Then you are good to go.
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Self Extracting Salome V7_7.1 Installer

Being a Newbie, I have struggled to add surface streamlines to a slice, as I cannot find Appropriate instructions on this...However, after a long time struggle, I am able to add surface streamlines to a slice, which I would like to share with other newbies to avoid that head ace!

Following is the step by step procedure for generating surface streamlines!

1. Load Your Data in paraview
2. Add Slice filter to your Loaded Data
3. Add SurfaceVector filter...

Dear all,

I am working in the topic of the steady state laminar flamelet model since 2012 and used this model in my master thesis for biomass combustion chambers. Therefor I used the built version from Alberto Cuoci et. al. which was generated for OpenFOAM-1.7.x. For my research I used a newer version of OpenFOAM due to the fact of released snappyHexMesh version. Bruno Santos rebuilt the flamelet model for OpenFOAM-1.7.x, 2.0.x, 2.1.x - see here: Bruno Santos Blog about libOpenSMOKE...

Tecplot cannot read heat flux data from OpenFOAM directly with the OpenFOAM data loader in Tecplot. Below are the steps that I use to read the heat flux data or any other data that is not readable by the OpenFOAM data loader.

1. Open your data in paraview.

2. Export the data from paraview using File>Save Data. This will give you a csv file.

3. Now open the csv file in excel and rearrange the data so that we have variable name in the first row as...