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December 8, 2017, 10:27 |
Surface Errors
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Erick
Join Date: Sep 2017
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I am trying to run a simulation that seems to have some old geometry defined inside fluent. I get the following type errors when setting up data exports:
I saved everything and re-opened workbench from scratch then the solution: When it opens up I get a whole slew of errors: Preparing mesh for display... Error at host: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 0: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 1: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 2: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 3: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 4: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 5: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 6: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error at Node 7: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error: zone-surface: invalid thread[2] Error Object: #f I've tracked it back to stale surface definitions that exist from the previous geometry with multiple bodies that I swapped out. I have found where I can manage surfaces via the Surface->Manage menu where I can delete them manually. However some of my new surfaces use similar names and I can't tell which ones are the stale surface definition to delete. Is there a way to cause fluent to reload and repopulate the list of surfaces automatically? |
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