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I'm looking for a way to mesh two geometries that are not connected. I have Boundary Labels named according to Fluent's indexing, which automatically assigns the appropriate Boundary Type. The issue is that I want to generate a boundary layer on two surfaces named 'interface*'. However, since the meshing tool doesn't detect continuity, it automatically assigns the 'wall' type to these surfaces.
So, I have two options to resolve this issue:
Change the boundary type via workflow.TaskObject['Update Boundaries']. However, I’m currently unable to display the automatically assigned types in order to edit them.
Manually specify the surfaces where the boundary layer should be created—specifically, those with a Boundary Label containing the word "wall"—within workflow.TaskObject['Add Boundary Layers'].
I’m unable to access such a dictionary from either option 1 or option 2. Is there a way to access it through PyFluent or a TUI command that would work? Or perhaps a method I’m not aware of?
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I'm looking for a way to mesh two geometries that are not connected. I have Boundary Labels named according to Fluent's indexing, which automatically assigns the appropriate Boundary Type. The issue is that I want to generate a boundary layer on two surfaces named 'interface*'. However, since the meshing tool doesn't detect continuity, it automatically assigns the 'wall' type to these surfaces.
So, I have two options to resolve this issue:
Change the boundary type via workflow.TaskObject['Update Boundaries']. However, I’m currently unable to display the automatically assigned types in order to edit them.
Manually specify the surfaces where the boundary layer should be created—specifically, those with a Boundary Label containing the word "wall"—within workflow.TaskObject['Add Boundary Layers'].
I’m unable to access such a dictionary from either option 1 or option 2. Is there a way to access it through PyFluent or a TUI command that would work? Or perhaps a method I’m not aware of?
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