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Created page with "The basic PHASTA Workflow: "Solidworks to ParaView" * Making a CAD model * Exporting to Simmetrix * Meshing and Boundary conditions * Partitioning * Exporting to Chef * Export..."

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The basic PHASTA Workflow: "Solidworks to ParaView"
* Making a CAD model
* Exporting to Simmetrix
* Meshing and Boundary conditions
* Partitioning
* Exporting to Chef
* Exporting to PHASTA
* Running the Solver
* Visualizing Results

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	== Visualization File ==		== Visualization File ==
	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file, is outlined [https://fluid.colorado.edu/tutorials/ParaviewWithMark_meta_data_description.mp4 here].		In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file, is outlined [https://fluid.colorado.edu/tutorials/ParaviewWithMark_meta_data_description.mp4 here].
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		+	==Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities==
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		+	A tutorial on how to navigate the GUI to visualize solution fields as well as compute other solution fields is given [https://fluid.colorado.edu/tutorials/ParaviewWithMark_viz_fields.mp4 here].

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	== Visualization File ==		== Visualization File ==
−	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file, is outlined here.	+	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file, is outlined [https://fluid.colorado.edu/tutorials/ParaviewWithMark_meta_data_description.mp4 here].

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	== Visualization File ==		== Visualization File ==
−	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file is outlined here.	+	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file, is outlined here.

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		+	== Visualization File ==
	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file is outlined here.		In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file is outlined here.

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−	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts </code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file is outlined here.	+	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts</code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file is outlined here.

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−	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts <\code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file is outlined here.	+	In the directory where the case was run, you will need a meta-data file with a <code> .phts <code> file extension. An example of this file with a detailed explanation of what is inside of the file is outlined here.

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−	~~The basic PHASTA Workflow: "Solidworks to ParaView"~~	+	Visualizing Results
−	* Making a CAD model
−	* Exporting to Simmetrix
−	* Meshing and Boundary conditions
−	* Partitioning
−	* Exporting to Chef
−	* Exporting to PHASTA
−	* Running the Solver
−	* Visualizing Results