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July 13, 2006, 11:26 |
"Oil flow" pathlines
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hi all !
I'd like to display pathlines on a specific surface, so I've figured out it is what the "oil flow" option is made for... yet, I don't succeed. here is what I've done already: I created a surface (quite normal to the flow) to release the pathlines from. This surface is close to the "wetted" one I want to observe the "oil flow" lines on, and the direction is OK. still, nothing is displayed and the UG doesn't describe more precisely the process. any idea? or more info needed? please let me know. thanks spepsicho |
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July 14, 2006, 03:42 |
Re: "Oil flow" pathlines
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Try releasing the oil flow on the surface in question instead.
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July 14, 2006, 09:19 |
Re: "Oil flow" pathlines
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actually, that's what I tried in the first place and it didn't worked... until now!!!
I guess I did something else wrong. Thanks for your help spepsicho |
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