How to measure pressure? #340
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Some pressure solvers (e.g. WCSPH) compute the pressure for all partices, some others do not directly compute a pressure value. For these methods you would have to implement something to get this info. Finally, you can export the pressure data by using the scene setting "particleAttributes ": https://splishsplash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/file_format.html#export |
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感谢上述回答, |
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Can you please write in English? |
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Thank you for the above answer, |
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I found in the GridModel_Sender2019.json file that "particoAttribles": "velocity" was added instead of "particleAttributes": "velocity", but no matter which one it is, there is no output from the particle folder |
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Why did I press the 'l' key in Hotkeys, but there was no response and the particle information was not printed out |
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If you enableVTKExport, particle files are exported which can be imported in ParaView. They contain all fields which are specified by "particoAttribles". To see which fields are available you can take a look at the tab "FluidModel" and see which options you have in the box "Color field". |
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I would like to ask if it is necessary to select particles when printing particle information. Is it too blurry to circle particles directly on the GUI interface with the mouse, |
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I would like to ask if it is necessary to select particles when printing particle information. Is it too blurry to circle particles directly on the GUI interface with the mouse, |
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How to measure the pressure at a certain point in a dam failure case?
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