Great tip! Thanks for sharing. I like to put foam aliases and other shell configs related to OpenFOAM in the .OpenFOAM/2312/prefs.sh file (instead of 2312 put the OpenFOAM version, e.g. 7 for OpenFOAM-7)
Your Videos are great. I would like to have a video on how to implement and handle more complex physics/PDE, with coupled variables. And maybe more a look inside the backround math on the solution in openfoam.
Thanks Jozsef! but it is a misleading topic and it is not related to snappyHexMesh! defining alias helps us to type less commands but we are limited to make any changes inside the defined alias. you can easily define many inputs for a bash script file and use the arguments for what you need. for example $./Allrun mesh or $./Allrun remesh
Why not just set a script like Allrun.pre and add the cleaning commands? It is the way I do it. It would be just the same, get the logs automatically and easier to set and modify, plus I use it to run batches of meshes, this way I try different settings with just one command and/or different geometries or cases. And actually blockMesh already cleans previous meshes so no need to add the remesh command. Though it was interesting to learn about the alias.
I like this, because this is always available. The Allrun scripts you have to look for and copy, if you are an organized user, it si not a problem. If you are a bit mire lazy (like me) you might not always find the scripts you require. bashrc is always there for you ;)
Useful alias! But how does this "hack" snappyHexMesh, or improve its meshing speed? Video description totally misleading.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing.
I like to put foam aliases and other shell configs related to OpenFOAM in the .OpenFOAM/2312/prefs.sh file (instead of 2312 put the OpenFOAM version, e.g. 7 for OpenFOAM-7)
Great!
Another wonderful work! Thanks, Jozsef!
Thank you!
Your Videos are great. I would like to have a video on how to implement and handle more complex physics/PDE, with coupled variables. And maybe more a look inside the backround math on the solution in openfoam.
Maybe in the future.
Thanks Jozsef! but it is a misleading topic and it is not related to snappyHexMesh!
defining alias helps us to type less commands but we are limited to make any changes inside the defined alias.
you can easily define many inputs for a bash script file and use the arguments for what you need.
for example $./Allrun mesh or $./Allrun remesh
Why not just set a script like Allrun.pre and add the cleaning commands? It is the way I do it.
It would be just the same, get the logs automatically and easier to set and modify, plus I use it to run batches of meshes, this way I try different settings with just one command and/or different geometries or cases.
And actually blockMesh already cleans previous meshes so no need to add the remesh command.
Though it was interesting to learn about the alias.
I like this, because this is always available. The Allrun scripts you have to look for and copy, if you are an organized user, it si not a problem. If you are a bit mire lazy (like me) you might not always find the scripts you require. bashrc is always there for you ;)
amazing content
Thank you!
Hah great, until now I used scripts for that. But for such very basic Lists of actions that is a little bit more comfortable.