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July 21, 2021, 07:57 |
mapFields returns an inconsistent field
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Hello everyone !!
I have a problem using mapFields. My source mesh size is 149.310 and my target mesh size is 8.958.600, it's a lot ^_^' Unfortunately, it's seems that mapFields returns a fields with only 4.777.920. I got this message. Quote:
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July 21, 2021, 08:45 |
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Strangely, I got the same with much smaller mesh. This time, I had more value than required by the target mesh. It's very weird
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July 24, 2021, 11:37 |
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From my limited experience with mapFields, I found that it was very important to have a correct, consistent initial set of files in the 0 time folder, to map onto. When I screwed up, with say an outdated swak4Foam list for the inlet with the wrong number of entries in the list for the mesh I was trying to map onto, I got a similar error message.
I wonder if you have a set of initial fields in your target case 0 folder that are for a model size of 4777920? This would explain why it is complaining that this does not match your mesh size of 212800, etc. Regardless - my advice is check carefully your 0 folder files in the target case. |
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