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Old   October 10, 2000, 14:16
Default Define a zone to patch
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Maurizio Barbato
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Hi all!

I hope someone of you can help me.

I have a grid already defined with fluid zones and boundaries. Inside the fluid field, I would like to define a new zone (few mm^2) where I would like to patch some specific values for one of the variables. Do you know how to define a new zone which can then be seen (and therefore selected) in the list of fluid and solid zones of the patch window? I would like to avoid to go back to Gambit and re-grid to define this new zone.

Thanks in advance for the help.

Ciao

Maurizio
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Old   October 13, 2000, 01:10
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Trac
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Use adapt - region. Specify the x and y (and z) coordinates of the region you'd like to patch. Then click mark, but don't adapt. Now when you go to patch, there will be a new zone defined.
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