Chloe Allison

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3. Defining a line force

Hi Robin, You can use the node command to specify a line of nodes using IJK indices. rigd     defn forc     node $i1-3 $i1+3 $j2 $j2 $k1 $k1+1     bc forc func 0 1 0     end   Be sure the line is 1...

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3. Error inverting rigid body rotary inertia matrix

Hi Robin,   I have requested access to the files although I believe I have answered your question in your other post. https://support.onscale.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360012759077-Defining-a-li...

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3. problem with "your model failed to estimate due to a syntax error".

The second point in the article is the issue with your model. If you are working in Designer and using primitive shapes, check that their precedence is correct and that one is not overwriting anoth...

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3. Is it possible to create my own sophisticated absorbing boundary condition?

Hi Robin,   Take a look at this article.   Best Regards, Chloe

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3. problem with "your model failed to estimate due to a syntax error".

Check out this article for what to do for that error - https://support.onscale.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007264097-Troubleshooting-errors   Best Regards, Chloe

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3. problem with "your model failed to estimate due to a syntax error".

Hi there,   Welcome to the forum!   You can see what the error is by opening the file generated ending in '-estimate*.flxprt'. The error should be at the bottom of the file. If you need help unders...

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3. Question about pout

Hi Hyunjae, You can make use of the cloud if your computer is not able to handle the memory requirements and then use linked jobs to post process the large files .Another option would be to subsamp...

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3. Pressure Loads

Hi Chris,   The absorbing boundaries may still have some reflections if they are not far away enough from the source so I would recommend trying the following.   Increase the extents of the water ...

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3. Problems with saving many time history plots

Hi Piotr,   The estimator is only estimating 194 MB of RAM for this simulation which will not be enough (sometimes the estimator is not accurate - check out this blog for more details). Try overrid...

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3. generating multiple snapshots for later animation

Hi Nick,   Welcome to the forum!   Data Snapshot currently only takes the last snapshot. We have not yet implemented the frequency of these. However, there is a work around. You can output an image...

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