TAGGED: cfd-post, file, user-surface
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May 21, 2021 at 10:56 am
me18s031
SubscriberI am trying to creating a user surface from File in CFD Post. This is the file script as given in the documentation of CFD Post:
"""
An abbreviated user surface file, that could be read back into CFD-Post, is shown below:
[Name] Plane 1 [Data] X [ m ], Y [ m ], Z [ m ], Area [ m^2 ], Density [ kg m^-3 ] -1.77312009e-02, -5.38203605e-02, 6.00000024e-02, 7.12153496e-06, ... -1.77312009e-02, -5.79627529e-02, 5.99999949e-02, 5.06326614e-06, . . . [Faces] 369, 370, 376, 367, 375 350, 374, 367, 368, 351 . . . [Name] Plane 2 . . .
This is similar to the polyline data format described earlier (POLYLINE Data Format), except for the connectivity information. Instead of defining lines, this file defines faces (small surfaces), each by 3 (triangle) to 6 (hexagon) points. The points must be ordered to trace a path going around the face. For proper rendering, the faces should have consistent point ordering, either clockwise or counterclockwise. Each face is automatically closed by connecting the last point to the first point. Face connectivity data is listed in theÂ
Faces
 section and references the points in theÂData
 section, where the latter are implicitly numbered, starting with 0."""
I am not able to understand the data format for Faces section. Are those node numbers and how to specify them?
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