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  3. I have a lot of stl surfaces, which I want to import into a Fluent case and use them for data output.

I have a lot of stl surfaces, which I want to import into a Fluent case and use them for data output.

Tagged: 2020 R1, fluent, fluent-post-processing, fluid-dynamics
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      Via the GUI i managed to do this via surface->imprint … but I want to automatize it via TUI commands. How to do that? To import the stl file, you can use the following command: /mesh/surface-mesh/read file-name.stl Once this mesh is read successfully, you can use the imprint commands as below: /surface/imprint-surface surface-name new-surface-name cell-zone-name Keywords: stl; STL; TUI; Fluent; Surface, Imprint

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