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ctab,4,fluid,17,1,4,,,,,off,,light ctname,4, vc3d,0,10,10,0,10,10,0,1,2 $cset all $plty,ehid $cplo save,star.mdl geom,star.geom,1,binary,check,serial,
when I finished the commands listed above, the error as following: error #11 undifined material type assigned to cells. error #126 cell definition points to an undefined porosity model. if i use the default materials there will be no any errors. what's the problem? |
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If those commands completely define your model, then you have made two errors: your ctab command assigns cell type 4 to material number 4 and porosity index 1. Neither of these exist. Compare this the default fluid material, which has material number 1 (which exists) and porosity index 0 (which means none).
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