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June 5, 2023, 04:52
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The O functions in control file
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OceanMan
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Hi REEF3D team and everyone.
I see the O function in the control file of some tutorials (but the O functions haven't in the DiveMesh User guide). Could you explain to me the difference between O vs S functions? For example, O 33 and S 33 both import vertical cylinders. I would appreciate your help!
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July 3, 2023, 04:56
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Hans Bihs
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The O functions are no longer there. When you use, 'O' in the control.txt, DIVEMesh will replace it with an S.
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July 3, 2023, 05:17
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Many thanks for your response, sir!
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