[hawkeye321]

Hi FOAMERS
Can any one please let me know how can I modify the values of a volscalarfield (say variable) at boundaries? I have tried

forAll (variable.boundaryField(), facei)
{
variable.boundaryField()[facei] = modifiedvalue
}

but it does not modify all values at the boundary, and It is not clear for me which faces are modified by this loop.

[nimasam]

im curious if it is on boundary, why dont you set it up from dictionary?

[nlinder]

Hi Mahdi,

You need to tell on which patch you want to change the variables:

forAll (mesh.boundary(), patchI) {
    if (mesh.boundary()[patchI].name() == "desiredName") // Now it only searches for a name, maybe the type, e.g. wall or whatever, would be better
        {
            wallPatchID = patchI;
 
            forAll(variable.boundaryField()[wallPatchID], facei)
            {
                 //do your stuff
            }
        }
}

BTW: You can also have a look at this thread... http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ope...next-wall.html

Hope it helps

greetings

[hawkeye321]

nimasam: I don't have any boundary condition for some of my variables

nlinder: Thanks for the answer.
By the way, do yo know the best way to set the values of a volScalarField (lets say, X) to the values interpolated from the adjacent cell centers?

[nimasam]

however i think, if you define your field to construct from IO dictionay then, you can apply ur BC easier,
However somewhere i saw internalBoundaryField(),i guess it was in geometricField class which return cell values adjacent to BC

[nlinder]

Why not just interpolate(). It will interpolated from the faces which "include" the information of the adjacent cells!? Or did I misunderstood what you are looking for?