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  3. A Replay script that I have created by recording some actions in ICEMCFD works fine interactively in GUI mode, but, in batch mode, I get the following error: “No tetin database is available” How can I get it to run properly in batch mode

A Replay script that I have created by recording some actions in ICEMCFD works fine interactively in GUI mode, but, in batch mode, I get the following error: “No tetin database is available” How can I get it to run properly in batch mode

Tagged: 19.2, fluid-dynamics, fluids, General, icem-cfd, meshing, Tetra/Prism
    • April 5, 2023 at 2:33 pm
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      Participant

      The source of this error is the following line, which occurs at the beginning of the replay file: ‘ic_set_meshing_params global 0’. This line is unnecessary for successful execution of the script and can be removed if the script is to be used with ICEM in batch mode

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