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March 10, 2006, 06:00 |
Hello,
When running an util
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Mélanie Piellard
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Hello,
When running an utility from the command line, it usually takes the form: utility <root> <case> Is it possible to add an option specifying the time step desired ? Example: I am running a case, and I want to see some results in paraview without stopping the case (I cannot change the controlDict), or I want to add a specific field for post-processing at a given timpe step. Thanks everybody ! mélanie |
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March 10, 2006, 06:38 |
Most utilities that can operat
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Eugene de Villiers
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Most utilities that can operate on individual times have the following options:
-time <time> -latestTime Should cover all your post-processing needs. In general to see the options available for a utility, just type the command without any arguments. The error message should give you all the available options. |
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March 10, 2006, 08:28 |
Thanks Eugene, I should have t
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Mélanie Piellard
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Thanks Eugene, I should have tried before asking !
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