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CFView: Vortice detention and visualization

Delfim Sa
Delfim Sa over 1 year ago

I am trying to get a 3D rendering of a vortice on a rotors blade by using the quantity Lambda2.

I was able to do it by manually creating 33 IJK surfaces, in this case it was I surfaces to obtain this result: 

Now without the surfaces:

Is there a quicker and easier way to obtain this result? I wanted the full domain but that were a minimum of 97 surfaces if i used J surfaces.

Do I need to just create a Macro? This is a process that I am going to need to repeat a lot and wanted to find the best way.

Thank you very much for any help.

Regards,

Delfim Sá

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    0 Gaurav over 1 year ago

    For optimal results, it is advisable to create a script file when dealing with several surfaces. To enhance comprehension of the script file, it is recommended to visit support.cadence.com and read the CFView user guide, specifically chapter 8, which covers the "Macro Language.".

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    0 Gaurav over 1 year ago

    For optimal results, it is advisable to create a script file when dealing with several surfaces. To enhance comprehension of the script file, it is recommended to visit support.cadence.com and read the CFView user guide, specifically chapter 8, which covers the "Macro Language.".

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