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January 23, 2013, 16:09 |
Level-Set-Method
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Hi
I would like to compute the Level-Set-Function in Fluent without using the Level-Set-Method in the GUI. I thought I could use the Macro Domain_LSF_Signed_Distance(Domain *domain, Svar sv_lsf) given in the Source "sg_ls.h".If the LSF is not activated, SV_LSF won't be allocated. So I tried to write the LSF on a UDS. It looked like this. Domain_LSF_Signed_Distance(domain, SV_UDS_5) It actually worked one time, but after that I got this Message: CX_Start_Tree(): Can't cache (3901, 195) Does anybody know how I could deal with this? I'm running out of ideas and I would really appreciate any help. Greetings Marcus Last edited by beer; January 23, 2013 at 17:18. |
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