[Slackware_user]

I mean if these coordinates represent lines or smth else or just points on surface in random locations.

generally the question is is it possible to split model into blocks by splines, arks or just lines with coordinates at these points.

[kev4573]

I find myself using this tool quite a bit. Can we get this put in a repo somewhere and maintained?

Kind regards,
Kevin

[EFoster2]

Great Post and great utility!

In some sections of my block mesh I want the start to be fine then become gradually more coarse by the mid point then become fine again at the end? The only way I can think this can be done is by splitting the original block in two. Is there any way this can be done with out having to split it?

Euan Foster

[gschaider]

Inspired by the original utility I implemented a calculator for the mesh grading and put it onto the Wiki: http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Sc...ng_calculation.

It is a WebApp so no need to install it (browser is all you need). If you want to do so anyway or improve it you find the sources at https://bitbucket.org/bgschaid/blockmeshgradingweb

[gschaider]

Originally Posted by gschaider

Inspired by the original utility I implemented a calculator for the mesh grading and put it onto the Wiki: http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Sc...ng_calculation.

It is a WebApp so no need to install it (browser is all you need). If you want to do so anyway or improve it you find the sources at https://bitbucket.org/bgschaid/blockmeshgradingweb

There are still some issues which are related to the Wiki-Software (Caching etc). Working on it.

[HPE]

Hello,

Is the utility repository still alive?

https://bitbucket.org/bgschaid/blockmeshgradingweb

Seems to be lost at the time of writing.

Thanks.

[gschaider]

Originally Posted by HPE

Hello,

Is the utility repository still alive?

https://bitbucket.org/bgschaid/blockmeshgradingweb

Seems to be lost at the time of writing.

Thanks.

Problem is that BitBucket cancelled the only thing that made it worthwhile: support for Mercurial repositories and at the time I didn't bother to set up the repo anywhere else


If you're really interested I attached a bundle with the repo. To use it you've got to extract it into a Mercurial repo. In the directory where you stored it

gunzip blockMeshGradingWeb.bundle.gz
mkdir blockMeshGrading
cd blockMeshGrading
hg init .
hg unbundle ../blockMeshGradingWeb.bundle --update

[HPE]

Thank you very much for this contribution.

I will push a public git repo somewhere when I get some time off.

[gschaider]

Originally Posted by HPE

Thank you very much for this contribution.

I will push a public git repo somewhere when I get some time off.

Go ahead.


Although part of me says "Had I known that it will end up in the 'Windows of version control systems' I would have thought twice". But that way I don't feel responsible for it anymore (didn't touch the code since 2014 anyway. From what I remember the coding is .... interesting)

[HPE]

Thank you very very much for your code and contributions in all aspects of OpenFOAM.

Please see the public repo in GitLab: https://gitlab.com/herpes-free-engin...meshgradingweb