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How to export in Fluent Meshing a mesh in ASCII format?

Tagged: 19.2, FLUENT Meshing/Tgrid, fluent-meshing, fluid-dynamics, General
    • April 5, 2023 at 2:33 pm
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      In the panel that opens up when you go to write–>mesh in Fluent Meshing, there is an option on the last line for writing the mesh in binary format which is always activated. If you untick that option, the mesh will be saved in ASCII format. In order to export via Text User Interface (TUI) commands you need first of all to enable the non-binary export. Binary format can be enabled or disabled in TUI under Meshing/file> file-format Write binary files? [yes]

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