Re: Moltres question

[Alex Lindsay]

Hi Gavin, I just pushed all the corresponding .geo files into the devel branch in the problems/ directory. They should get automatically merged into master soon.

In general I don't keep .msh files around in the repository since they can get pretty large and I don't consider them "source". However, you can generate the .msh files from the .geo files by running a command like:

gmsh -2 -o file_name.msh file_name.geo

where 2 should be replaced with the dimension of the mesh, the argument following -o is the name of the output .msh file, and the last argument is the input .geo file. I won't guarantee that all the input files in the problems directory will run successfully. I can promise that all the input files in the `tests` directory will, however.

If you want a detailed breakdown of a Moltres input file, you can see here: http://arfc.github.io/software/moltres/wiki/input_example/

And our general documentation starts a couple levels up at: http://arfc.github.io/software/moltres/

In the future, let's put good questions like these on our mailing list, moltre...@googlegroups.com (I've cc'd it here), in case a future user has the same question.

Keep the questions coming!

Alex

On 05/25/2017 05:15 PM, Ridley, Gavin wrote:

Hey Alex,

Do you have these gmsh in/outs available anywhere online? I have just been trying to try to get this stuff running on my laptop lately.

Unable to open file "/home/lindsayad/gdrive/gmsh-scripts/msr.msh". Check to make sure that it exists and that you have read permission.

Have a nice day,

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Gavin Ridley
Class of '18

UTK Department of Nuclear Engineering

Undergraduate research assistant under Dr. Ondřej Chvála