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What is the difference between Pause and Stop in the Fluent Remote Visualization Client?

Tagged: 2019 R2, fluent, Fluent-Remote Client, fluid-dynamics, NA
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      Pause’ will halt the calculation at the end of the iteration. You can then change the settings, display graphics etc. ‘Resume’ will then continue the calculation from the same time step (if in transient mode). ‘Stop’ will halt the calculation at the end of the time step (if transient) or iteration (if steady). You can then modify the settings, display graphics etc. ‘Calculate’ is then used to start from the next time step (transient) or iteration (steady).

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