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Revision as of 12:30, 11 June 2021
Create a new folder called PrepAndRun
in the OnRamp folder, and enter said folder. Create a new folder inside PrepAndRun called simMeshToMdsMesh
, and enter that folder as well. Copy the file simMeshToMdsMesh.sh
into this folder from the /projects/tutorials/OnRamp
folder. Create soft links to your boundary conditions, mesh, and geometry by executing the following commands:
ln -s ../../translated-model.smd geom.smd ln -s ../../<mesh name>.sms geom.sms ln -s ../../<geometry name>.xmt_txt geom.xmt_txt
All three files must be called "geom" in this folder since that is what the convert script expects. Now, run the convert script with the following command:
./simMeshToMdsMesh.sh
If done properly, you will output a subdirectory called mdsMesh_bz2/
. In this directory, there should be a file called 0.smb
, which is what Chef will use in the next step. If you are ready to get started using Chef, head over to Level 1 Partition.
For more information, the linked video explains this process in detail.