OpenFOAM: SnapyHexMesh - Castellated

[@tycoonnilesh]

Seriously I saw lot of videos... But it was the most simple and best one for beginners... Thanks a lot and please make a video from scrap to pro if possible.. like a series of lectures...

[@laidmessaoudi5335]

Merci beaucoup. Excellent tutorial.

[@SO-dl2pv]

Excellent! I wonder why did you stop these series of videos?

[@rafaelmedinanogueron5518]

Muchas gracias!!

[@xiaoboyao3088]

In the download link the streamlines file under system is probably missing.

[@AhsanKhanPhD]

when I run snappyHexMesh it gives me this error :( cannot find trisurfacemesh starting from...................

[@karamaltakriti3773]

I have a problem putting the geometry in the Mesh with paraFoam.could you please tell me how to put it right in the Background Mesh

[@damgnj]

Great! Thanks!

[@mattrb372]

Je t'aime ❤️

[@jaa70]

I have no SnapyHexMesh file in my pitzDaily's system folder, why? .... I'm using OF v7 in ubuntu

[@TheAurora1993]

You have to copy that file and also meshQualityDict. Those files are in $FOAM_ETC and then in templates/inflowOutflow/system/ In this video he says it in 4:55

[@jaa70]

@@TheAurora1993 thanks for reply, I have another question, I have a 2D model (from Blender) and want to set this mesh for OF, where I must declare one cell in the z-axis direction?. This tutorial and lots of them are for 3D mesh but I couldn't find for 2D mesh

[@TheAurora1993]

@@jaa70 Okay, I'm just learning about OpenFoam, but I have learned that OF only works with 3D objects, and if you want to mesh a 2D object I think you have to declare surfaces as "empty" in blockMesh or something like this. I think the best thing you can do it's open the object in paraView and see the axis. You probably have X and Y, so yes, the Z-axis direction should have 1 cell thickness. ¡Buena suerte!

[@jaa70]

@@TheAurora1993 thanks , I will try it.

[@jaa70]

@@TheAurora1993 hey! I was finally able to do it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWLYZnqredGsqJI

[@sharemarketkoninja6929]

Part 2 of this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3PFaKSefLenmLM

[@AnirudhSinghTomarBME]

i use ubuntu so how do i copy my stl file in the trisurface directory

[@fabianw5913]

just with your file browser, it is the same as in windows

[@MajPirate]

4:27 Hey man. Thank you for the video. How did you add the axes in the background in Paraview?

[@MajPirate]

Nevermind, got it. "Axes grid" in properties.