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Dear colleagues,
I am currently in my first year of graduate studies. My research topic involves implementing overset grid computation with SU2. My advisor has instructed me to initially enable SU2 to read two sets of grids simultaneously and output two sets of results. I have not had any prior experience in modifying the source code of open-source software, which leaves me feeling quite perplexed. Therefore, I would like to seek guidance from all of you and kindly ask for your advice. If there are any seniors who have conducted similar work, would it be possible to share your code? Thank you all for dedicating your precious time to this matter.
a helpless student

[bigfootedrockmidget]

Here is a paper on the topic, unfortunately this code is not in develop, but the researchers of the paper might still be able to help you:

https://www.researchgate.net/publica..._Overset_Grids


Overset Grid Simulations

[2770363742@qq.com]

Originally Posted by bigfootedrockmidget

Here is a paper on the topic, unfortunately this code is not in develop, but the researchers of the paper might still be able to help you:

https://www.researchgate.net/publica..._Overset_Grids


Overset Grid Simulations

Thank you for your response. I have also come across this article before, but unfortunately, it was of little help to my research topic. However, I would still like to ask if you have any suggestions on how to make SU2 read two sets of independent meshes at the same time. Since I have not had experience with large open-source software before, I find it quite challenging. I would be very grateful for any guidance you provide.