Open millerj97 opened 1 year ago
@millerj97 Presumably this is possible through the solver settings API? To verify, we can try running it in PyConsole with journaling on. This will help us to prioritise the issue.
@mkundu1 it there some kind of generic issue here?
@seanpearsonuk bug has been reported for tui injection commands not being converted to py commands. Will update this issue once the defect has been resolved.
@millerj97 any update on this?
@seanpearsonuk the defect reported for this issue is still active with some updated comments, I will forward to you separately
812899 on the fluent side
Fluent issue remains open as of now
š Before submitting the issue
š Description of the bug
When using
in pyfluent the following error is given, whilst the command runs without error in pyconsole
The below command causes the error
š Steps to reproduce
solver.tui.file.read_case("oil_separator.msh.h5")
solver.tui.define.operating_conditions.gravity("Yes", 0, -9.81, 0) solver.tui.define.models.viscous.ke_realizable("yes") solver.tui.solve.set.p_v_coupling(20)
solver.tui.define.injections( "create-injection", "injection-0", "no", "yes", "surface", "no", "inlet", "()", "no", "yes", "yes", "yes", 10, 0.15, "no", "no", "no", "no", 0.0001, 1, 0.2, )
solver.tui.define.injections( "set-injection-properties", "injection-0", "injection-0", "no", "no", "no", "inlet", "()", "no", "yes", "yes", "yes", 10, 0.15, "no", "no", "no", "no", 5e-6, 1.13, 0.05)