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Why do I have difficulties to import a mesh file in Polyfuse?

Tagged: 2019 R2, fluid-dynamics, General, polyflow
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
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      Polyfuse is more restrictive than Polydata when it comes to read mesh files. Basically Fluent meshes (.msh) and Polydata meshes (.poly) cannot be read in Polyfuse. Only Polyflow meshes with a format .msh can be read. Therefore, if you have another file format, you can: 1) open Polydata standalone, using for example: C:Program FilesANSYS Incv193polyflowntbinwin64polydata.exe 2) use the “Convert Mesh” tool to convert your initial mesh to a polyflow .msh file readable by Polyfuse.

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