[mahserbey]

Dear all,

I am trying to run an optimization procedure by creating .msh files from ICEM and I need write a journal file to import .msh file to Fluent since I will run it in batch mode. However, when I go to /file/import , there is no mesh option whereas in GUI you can simply import the .msh file. Could someone help me to solve this problem?

Thanks in advance

[LuckyTran]

just do a file read-case

[Mazze[ITA]]

Originally Posted by LuckyTran

just do a file read-case

Nope, this way you lose the settings contained in the .cas

[LuckyTran]

Originally Posted by Mazze[ITA]

Nope, this way you lose the settings contained in the .cas

Usually you use a clean mesh and setup all settings using a journal file. But I see you want to do it... differently.

What you're trying to do is to replace the mesh.

file/replace-mesh

[Mazze[ITA]]

Originally Posted by LuckyTran

Usually you use a clean mesh and setup all settings using a journal file. But I see you want to do it... differently.

What you're trying to do is to replace the mesh.

file/replace-mesh

Exactly, that will work

[ARG]

Hello guys,

I know couple of years have passed. But for some reasons I want to read my .msh file using Text User Interface in Ansys Fluent. In version 23.2 I do not see any option for that. Can anyone help me? I do not want to replace mesh. I want to read the mesh for the first time.

Thanks...

[ARG]

Originally Posted by ARG

Hello guys,

I know couple of years have passed. But for some reasons I want to read my .msh file using Text User Interface in Ansys Fluent. In version 23.2 I do not see any option for that. Can anyone help me? I do not want to replace mesh. I want to read the mesh for the first time.

Thanks...

I found the answer to my question.
It should be done by:
file/read-case [*.msh]

source:
https://innovationspace.ansys.com/kn...ile-read-mesh/