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Fluid folder for the OF-FE coupling does not exist, but has to be copied from OF-OF case: No Allrun or runFluid script is provided. User has to manually start the case.
This inconsistency leads to problems, if for the OF-FE case the user does not copy the Fluid folder from the OF-OF case (what we suggest in the documentation), but from the OF-Nutils case (which is available in the tutorials).
Can we improve this situation by using the same structure for all cases? From my point of view the participant names should be consistent. Running via Allrun vs. runFluid vs. manually is not very critical, but could by achieved by changing the Allrun script to call independent runFluid and runSolid scripts.
Another solution would be to provide an independent Fluid folder in the FE-FE case. This will avoid mistakes, but I like it that the copy-paste approach currently very explicitly illustrates the idea of reusing an existing solver.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Fluid
. Participant is calledFluid
.Allrun
script is provided in parent folder.Allrun
orrunFluid
script is provided. User has to manually start the case.OpenFOAM
. Participant is calledOpenFOAM
.runFluid
script is provided inOpenFOAM
folder.This inconsistency leads to problems, if for the
OF-FE
case the user does not copy theFluid
folder from theOF-OF
case (what we suggest in the documentation), but from theOF-Nutils
case (which is available in thetutorials
).Can we improve this situation by using the same structure for all cases? From my point of view the participant names should be consistent. Running via
Allrun
vs.runFluid
vs. manually is not very critical, but could by achieved by changing theAllrun
script to call independentrunFluid
andrunSolid
scripts.Another solution would be to provide an independent
Fluid
folder in theFE-FE
case. This will avoid mistakes, but I like it that the copy-paste approach currently very explicitly illustrates the idea of reusing an existing solver.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: