Code-Saturne v2.0 rc-1 start
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14 years 3 months ago #4746
by Yvan Fournier
Replied by Yvan Fournier on topic Re:Code-Saturne v2.0 rc-1 start
Hello,
It seems no extension has been provided for the file converted to MED, so the Preprocessor does not recognize the file format and complains; I am not sure I understood correctly if the file was exported as a MED file by SMESH or converted by CFD_STUDY (which used the Code_Saturne preprocessor for conversion).
For files with no know extension, a format field should appear in the Code_Saturne GUI's mesh selection window, so you should set i to MED there (another, simpler option is to rename the file with a .med extension).
Best regards,
Yvan
It seems no extension has been provided for the file converted to MED, so the Preprocessor does not recognize the file format and complains; I am not sure I understood correctly if the file was exported as a MED file by SMESH or converted by CFD_STUDY (which used the Code_Saturne preprocessor for conversion).
For files with no know extension, a format field should appear in the Code_Saturne GUI's mesh selection window, so you should set i to MED there (another, simpler option is to rename the file with a .med extension).
Best regards,
Yvan
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14 years 3 months ago #4747
by CAVT
Replied by CAVT on topic Re:Code-Saturne v2.0 rc-1 start
I think the code would be, from the command line:
[code:1]cs_preprocess -m [complete name of mesh file] -format med[/code:1]
That should generate a new mesh in med format taking the data from the original file, which is not overwritten.
[code:1]cs_preprocess -m [complete name of mesh file] -format med[/code:1]
That should generate a new mesh in med format taking the data from the original file, which is not overwritten.
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