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August 18, 2013, 20:49 |
CFD++ vs. Ensight
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Gustavo
Join Date: May 2011
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I have been exporting large CFD++ cases to Ensight and saving the results on a Samba network drive. If I try to open these files on my desktop the main Ensight display crashes (eg. the reference axis collapses and the x, y, z legend get on top of each other, looking like an hourglass).
On the other hand, if I copy the file into my local drive and open, there is no problem. Also, no problem if I open remotely, exporting the display from a Linux machine. Finally, there is no problems if the case is small, few million elements, rather than more than 10 million. Does anyone face the same problem ? It has been like this at least from Ensight 9, without any changes with v.10. I have once tried the local Ensight support, but they blamed the CFD++ file header format. Because there are turn arounds to the problem, I have never insisted on finding a solution, but it is annoying and time consuming. |
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cfd++, ensight, file format |
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