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Tutorials for unsteady FSI with Python wrapper and Nastran structure #46
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update develop
update develop
Added the unsteady fsi entry
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Very nice 👍 I'm having some issues with the preview, if you want we can merge directly to master to see it in the website.
| NMODES (int): number of modes to use in the analysis. If n modes are available in | ||
| the punch file, but only the first m<n are required, set this to m | ||
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| IMPOSED_MODE (int): mode with an imposed motion. The first index, consistent with Python syntax, is 0 | ||
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| RESTART_ITER (int): if restart is used, this specifies the iteration to restart |
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I would maybe emphasize the keywords somehow, maybe bold letters.
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Yes you are right, I will change that
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I tried to preview the tutorial here (https://github.com/Nicola-Fonzi/su2code_website/blob/develop/_tutorials/multiphysics/Unsteady_FSI_Python/Dynamic_FSI_Python.md)
But the images are not being displayed, maybe there is some issue with the syntax.
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I tried to already use the paths that the images should have once the merging process is completed. Maybe they are not displayed until this is done.
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| The fluid domain is discretised with 133k nodes, with refining close to the airfoil surface, in order to correctly represent the turbulent boundary layer. The first cell | ||
| is placed at a height of $$y+\approx 1$$. A close up view of the mesh is pictured below: |
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The bits in $$ $$ don't show with any formatting in the preview. Have you seen this in other tutorials? Maybe they are shown correctly on the website but not with the preview.
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I actually saw them here, which is the tutorial I mention in the .md file.
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I can try to change the font of the keywords and then, if it is fine for you, merging in master would be perfect to see how it is displayed |
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Go for it. |
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Ok the fonts are changed. I noticed that, as I branched from the develop of your repo, there are two your commits that are not present in master. The very first two commits of this PR. Is it a problem? |
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It should be fine |
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Perfect, is there something needed from my side to start merging? Sorry, as I said it is the first time I actually work with github so I am not sure... |
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Nop, if the merge button shows as green, it is good to go. |
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It is already online! Pictures appears as expected, I just did one latex statement incorrect, fixing it now |
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...I thought I had time until tomorrow to look over this :D but things move faster than old Tobi can process 👴 for completeness: You can host the website locally using jekyll to test everything before pushing |
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Thanks for the tip about jekyll, I will have a look at that! |
PR related to pull request #1124 in the SU2 repo