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  3. When a meanline (.rtzt) file is opened in BladeGen a text editor is loaded with the data instead of the 3D geometry. Why does this happen?

When a meanline (.rtzt) file is opened in BladeGen a text editor is loaded with the data instead of the 3D geometry. Why does this happen?

Tagged: .RTZT, 18.2, BladeGen, BladeModeler, fluid-dynamics
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      There are two possible reasons for this: 1. The extension is .RTZT. Changing the extension to .rtzt, using all lowercase letters will prevent the error. 2. The .rtzt file types are associated with a text editor. Changing the file type association can prevent the error.

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