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Old   April 4, 2012, 10:23
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Hi,

can anybody tell me if it is possible to access the initial mesh in a dynamicMesh simulation e.g. with pimpleDyMFoam???

thanks a lot,

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Old   April 5, 2012, 10:08
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Hi,

i tried to calculate the initial mesh positions with the following procedure inside a meshmotion solver:

volVectorField cellPos = fvMesh_.C();

forAll(cellPos, pointI)
{
coordx=cellPos[pointI].x() - cellDisplacement_[pointI].x();
coordy=cellPos[pointI].y() - cellDisplacement_[pointI].y();
coordz=cellPos[pointI].z() - cellDisplacement_[pointI].z();
...
...
...
}


can anybody tell me what is the mistake here?
the coordinates i get are around 1-2% wrong.


Maybe someone can tell me how to direct access the initial mesh...

thanks in advance
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