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got it, thanks. renaming it to f90 did the trick. it now runs without crashing. running it with the "Mesh Name = " keyword puts each VTU step in its respective RefinedMesh# folder. If I manually copy all of them to a single folder, VisIt opens the group of them and successfully displays bo...

actually, I noticed that the only changes in 5127 are to ResultOutputSolve.src . If I download that, compile it from the command line with elmerf90, and copy the resulting dll over top of the current one in the share/elmersolver folder, will that take care of things? or will I be missing something b...

thanks for the speedy reply. I'll have to wait on the win32 build, though. I kind of guessed that this was my fault for trying to combine the adaptive mesher with transient solutions. I could have fun and try to get the adaptive timestep running, too

2 follow-up questions: (1) I did set the "Output File = Model1_pulse.res" option. I notice that there are .res files in several of the RefinedMesh folders. I assume it puts the file in the folder with the mesh that satisfies the criteria for that timestep. Hence folder 1 has one, but not 2...

Simple example grd and sif attached. Should run as-is. model is a simple rectangle. small boundary on top (boundary 1) is to create constricted heating. Bottom boundary (2) is for cooling. mesh has triangle splitting turned on so that elmer can do its own RGB splitting for local refinement. running ...

sorry to bring back an old thread, but just got back to working on this. I had added the following solver code to my sif file: Solver 4 Exec Solver = String "after timestep" Equation = String "ResultOutput" Procedure = File "ResultOutputSolve" "ResultOutputSolver&q...

just re-ran to verify. Max Output Level = 0 in Simulation block. get the following output: ELMER SOLVER (v 6.1) STARTED AT: 2011/03/18 09:11:08 MAIN: MAIN: ========================================== MAIN: E L M E R S O L V E R S T A R T I N G MAIN: Library version: 6.1 (Rev: 5043) MAIN: ============...

I have a transient simulation calling savescalars after each timestep to record max and avg temperatures. I set the Simulation, Max Output Level =0, but SaveScalars creates the following output for each timestep: SaveScalars: Performed 4 reduction operations SaveScalars: Found 4 values to save in to...

ok, took me a while to get back on this. The $variablename$ format didn't exactly fix the problem. It seems that the closing $ ends the line. In otherwords, if I'm defining a 10 item list, and the 3rd is the MATC variable, I can't just put list = 1 2 $thirditem$ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 because it seems to in...

The remedy is to close each matc field, also by '$' sign.

Ahhh... I didn't realize it was a field marker with closing as an option. I thought it was a flag telling the MATC parser to take care of the rest of the line. This makes much more sense.

Thanks again.