Fluent 6 Command List
Fluent 6 Command List
3.1 Text Menu System 3.2 Text Prompt System 3.3 Interrupts 3.4 System Commands 3.5 Text Menu Input from Character Strings 3.6 Using the Text Interface Help System The text menu system provides a hierarchical interface to the program's underlying procedural interface. Because it is text based, you can easily manipulate its operation with standard text-based tools: input can be saved in files, modified with text editors, and read back in to be executed. Because the text menu system is tightly integrated with the Scheme extension language, it can easily be programmed to provide sophisticated control and customized functionality. The menu system structure is similar to the directory tree structure of UNIX operating systems. When you first start FLUENT, you are in the "root'' menu and the menu prompt is simply a caret.
>
To generate a listing of the submenus and commands in the current menu, simply press <Enter>.
> <Enter> adapt/ define/ display/ exit file/ grid/ parallel/ plot/ report/ solve/ surface/ view/
By convention, submenu names end with a / to differentiate them from menu commands. To execute a command, just type its name (or an abbreviation). Similarly, to move down into a submenu, enter its name or an abbreviation. When you move into the submenu, the prompt will change to reflect the current menu name.
> display
/display> set
/display/set>
To move back to the previously occupied menu, type q or quit at the prompt.
/display/set> q
/display>
/display> /file
/display//file>
In the above example, control was passed from /display to /file without stopping in the root menu. Therefore, when you quit from the /file menu, control will be passed directly back to /display.
/display//file> q
/display>
Furthermore, if you execute a command without stopping in any of the menus along the way, control will again be returned to the menu from which you invoked the command.
/display> /file start-journal jrnl Opening input journal to file "jrnl". /display>
The text menu system provides on-line help for menu commands. The text menu online help system is described in Section 3.6. To edit the current command, you can position the cursor with the left and right arrow keys, delete with the <Backspace> key, and insert text simply by typing. Only the <Backspace> key is available for editing when FLUENT is started with -g options.
Expanded Contents 1. adapt/ 2. define/ 3. display/ 4. exit 5. file/ 6. grid/ 7. parallel/ 8. plot/ 9. report/ 10. solve/ 11. surface/ 12. turbo/ 13. view/
1. adapt/
adapt-to-gradients o Adapt grid based on the gradient adaption function from the selected scalar
functions.
delete-register o Delete an adaption register.
display-register o Display the cells marked for adaption in the specified adaption register. exchange-marks o Exchange the refinement and coarsening marks of the specified adaption
register.
fill-crsn-register o Mark all cells to coarsen that are not marked for refinement in the adaption
register.
free-parents o Delete the hanging node face and cell hierarchy. free-registers o Delete all adaption and mask registers. invert-mask o Change all the active cells to inactive cells in a mask register. limit-register o Apply the adaption volume limit to the selected register. list-registers o Print a list of the current registers including the ID, description (name),
number of cells marked for refinement and coarsening, and the type.
mark-boundary-cells o Mark boundary cells based on a list of zones for refinement. mark-boundary-normal o Mark cells for refinement based on target boundary normal distance. mark-boundary-vol o Mark cells for refinement based on target boundary volume. mark-inout-circle o Mark cells with centroids inside/outside the circular region defined by text or
mouse input.
mark-inout-cylinder o Mark cells with centroids inside/outside the arbitrarily oriented rectangular
or mouse input.
mark-inout-iso-range o Mark cells for refinement that have values inside/outside the specified
or mouse input.
mark-inout-sphere o Marks cells with centroids inside/outside the spherical region defined by text
or mouse input.
mark-percent-of-ncells o Mark percent of total cell count for adaption based on gradient or isovalue. mark-with-gradients o Mark cells for adaption based on flow gradients for refinement. mark-with-max-volume o Mark cells for adaption based on maximum allowed volume. mark-with-ref-lev o Mark cells based on refinement level differences.
mark-with-vol-change o Mark cells with large changes in cell volume for refinement. mark-with-y+ o Mark cells associated with all wall zones for refinement or coarsening based
limits.
refine-large-cells o Refine cells that are larger than prescribed volume. refine-to-vol-change o Refine cells with large changes in cell volume. set/ o Enter the adaption set menu. cell-zones o Set cell zones to be used for marking adaption. coarsen-grid? o Turn on/off ability to coarsen grid. display-crsn-settings o Prompt for coarsening wireframe visibility and shading, and the marker
periodic nodes.
reconstruct-geometry o Enable/disable geometry-based adaption.
refine-grid? o Turn on/off grid adaption by point addition. refn-node-settings o Prompt for the desired node removal status of boundary, internal, and periodic
2. define/
boundary-conditions/ o Enter the boundary conditions menu. axis o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. copy-bc o Copy boundary conditions to other zones. To copy conditions to all zones of a certain type, use a * in the name ( e.g., specify wall-* as the name of the zone to which you want to copy the conditions). exhaust-fan o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. fan o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. fluid o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. inlet-vent o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. intake-fan o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. interface o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. interior o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. list-zones o Print out the types and IDs of all zones in the console window. You can use your mouse to check a zone ID, following the instructions listed under Zone in the description of the Boundary Conditions panel. mass-flow-inlet o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. openchannel-threads o List open channel group IDs, names, types and variables. modify-zone/ o Enter the modify zones menu. activate-cell-zone o Activate cell thread. append-mesh o Append new mesh. append-mesh-data o Append new mesh with data. deactivate-cell-zone o Deactivate cell thread.
create-all-shell-threads o Create all shells. delete-all-shells o Delete all shells. delete-cell-zone o Delete a cell thread. extrude-face-zone-delta o Extrude a face thread a specified distance based on a list of deltas. extrude-face-zone-para o Extrude a face thread a specified distance based on a distance and a list of parametric locations between 0 and 1, e.g., 0 0.2 0.4 0.8 1.0. fuse-face-zones o Attempt to fuse zones by removing duplicate faces and nodes. list-zones o List zone IDs, types, kinds, and names. make-periodic o Attempt to establish periodic/shadow face zone connectivity. matching-tolerance o Set normalized tolerance used for finding coincident nodes. merge-zones o Merge zones of same type and condition into one. mrf-to-sliding-mesh o Change the motion specification from MRF to moving grid. orient-face-zone o Orient the face zone. repair-face-handedness o Reverse orientation of left-handed faces. repair-periodic o Modify the grid to enforce a rotational angle or translational distance for periodic boundaries. For translationally periodic boundaries, the command computes an average translation distance and adjusts the node coordinates on the shadow face zone to match this distance. For rotationally periodic boundaries, the command prompts for an angle and adjusts the node coordinates on the shadow face zone using this angle and the defined rotational axis for the cell zone. replace-zone o Replace cell zone. sep-cell-zone-mark o Separate cell zone based on cell marking. sep-cell-zone-region o Separate cell zone based on contiguous regions. sep-face-zone-angle o Separate face zone based on significant angle. sep-face-zone-face o Separate each face in zone into unique zone. sep-face-zone-mark o Separate face zone based on cell marking. sep-face-zone-region o Separate face zone based on contiguous regions. slit-periodic o Slit periodic zone into two symmetry zones. slit-face-zone o Slit two-sided wall into two connected wall zones. zone-name
o Give a zone a new name. zone-type o Set a zone's type. You will be prompted for the ID of the zone to be changed and the new boundary type for that zone. non-reflecting-bc/ o Enter the non-reflecting boundary condition menu. general-nrbc/ o Setting for general non-reflecting b.c. set/ o Enter the setup menu for general non-reflecting b.c.'s. sigma o Set NRBC sigma factor (default value 0.15). sigma2 o Set NRBC sigma2 factor (default value 5.0). turbo-specific-nrbc/ o Enter the turbo specific nrbc menu. enable? o Enable/disable non-reflecting b.c.'s. initialize o Initialize non-reflecting b.c.'s. set/ o Enter the set menu for non-reflecting b.c. parameters. discretization o Enable use of higher-order reconstruction at boundaries if available. under-relaxation o Set non-reflecting b.c. under-relaxation factor. verbosity o Set non-reflecting b.c. verbosity level. 0 : silent, 1 : basic info. (default), 2 : detailed info. for debugging. show-status o Show current status of non-reflecting b.c.'s. outflow o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. outlet-vent o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. periodic o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. porous-jump o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. pressure-far-field o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. pressure-inlet o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. pressure-outlet Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. radiator o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. not supported in FLUENT not supported in FLUENT shadow Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. o solid Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. symmetry o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. target-mass-flow-rate-settings/ o Enter the targeted mass flow rate settings menu.
set-method o Select method for setting the mass flow rate. verbosity? o Enable/disable verbosity when using targeted mass flow rate. velocity-inlet o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. wall o Set boundary conditions for a zone of this type. zone-name o Give a zone a new name. zone-type o Set a zone's type. custom-field-functions/ o Enter the custom field functions menu. define o Define a custom field function. delete o Delete a custom field function. example-cff-definitions o List example custom field functions. list-valid-cell-function-names o List the names of cell functions that can be used in a custom field function. load o Load a custom field function. save o Save a custom field function. dynamic-zones/ o Enter the dynamic zone boundary conditions menu. create o Create dynamic zone. delete o Delete dynamic zone. insert-boundary-layer o Insert new cell zone. insert-interior-layer o Insert new layer cell zone at specified location. list o List dynamic zones. remove-boundary-layer o Remove cell zone. remove-interior-layer o Remove interior layer cell zone. grid-interfaces/ o Enter the grid-interfaces menu. create o Create a grid-interface. delete o Delete a grid-interface. draw o Draw specified sliding interface zone. list o List all grid-interfaces. make-periodic o Make interface zones periodic. recreate o Recreate all currently defined grid interfaces.
reset o Delete all sliding-interfaces. use-virtual-polygon-approach o Use new virtual polygon approach for interfaces. injections/ o Enter the injections menu. o For a description of the items in this menu, see define/models/dpm/injections. materials/ o Enter the materials menu. change-create o Change the properties of a locally-stored material or create a new material. copy o Copy a material from the database. copy-by-formula o Copy a material from the database by formula. delete o Delete a material from local storage. list-materials o List all locally-stored materials. list-properties o List the properties of a locally-stored material. data-base/ o Enter the material database menu. database-type o Set the database type. edit o Edit material. list-materials o List all materials in the database. list-properties o List the properties of a material in the database. new o Define new material. save o Save user-defined database. mixing-planes/ o Enter the mixing planes menu. create o Create a mixing plane. delete o Delete a mixing plane. list o List defined mixing plane(s). set/ o Set global parameters relevant to mixing planes. under-relaxation o Set mixing plane under-relaxation factor. fix-pressure-level o Set fixed pressure level using value based on define/referencepressure-location. conserve-swirl/ o Enter the menu to set swirl conservation in mixing plane menu. enable? o Enable/disable swirl conservation in mixing plane. verbosity?
o Enable/disable verbosity in swirl conservation calculations. report-swirl-integration o Report swirl integration (Torque) on inflow and outflow zones. conserve-total-enthalpy/ o Enter the menu to set total enthalpy conservation in mixing plane menu. enable? o Enable/disable total enthalpy conservation in mixing plane. verbosity? o Enable/disable verbosity in total-enthalpy conservation calculations. models/ o Enter the models menu to configure the solver. acoustics/ o Enter the acoustics menu. auto-prune o Enable/disable auto prune of the receiver signal(s) during read- and-compute. broad-band-noise? o Enable/disable the broadband noise model. compute-write o Compute sound pressure. cylindrical-export? o Enable/disable the export of data in cylindrical coordinates. display-flow-time? o Enable/disable the display of flow time during read-andcompute. export-volumetric-sources? o Enable/disable the export of fluid zones. ffowcs-williams? o Enable/disable the Ffowcs-Williams-and-Hawkings model. off? o Enable/disable the acoustics model. read-compute-write o Read acoustic source data files and compute sound pressure. receivers o Set acoustic receivers. sources o Set acoustic sources. write-acoustic-signals o Write on-the-fly sound pressure. write-centroid-info o Write centroid info. addon-module o Load addon module. axisymmetric? o Specify whether or not the domain is axisymmetric. crevice-model? o Enable/disable the crevice model. crevice-model-controls/ o Enter the crevice model controls menu. dpm/ o Enter dispersed phase model menu. clear-particles-from-domain o Remove/keep all particles currently in the domain. injections/ o Enter the injections menu.
create-injection o Create an injection. delete-injection o Delete an injection. list-particles o List particle streams in an injection. modify-all-injections o Enter the menu to set properties for all injections. cloud-max-diameter o Set the maximum cloud diameter. cloud-min-diameter o Set the minimum cloud diameter. cloud-on? o Enable/disable cloud tracking. injection-type o Define injection type. number-of-tries o Set the number of stochastic tries. random-eddy-lifetime? o Turn enable/disable a random eddy lifetime. stochastic-tracking? o Turn enable/disable stochastic tracking. time-scale-constant o Set the time scale constant. rename-injection o Rename an injection. set-injection-properties o Set injection properties. interaction/ o Set parameters for coupled discrete phase calculations. coupled-calculations? o Select whether or not to couple continuous and discrete phase calculations. implicit-momentum-coupling? o Enable/disable implicit treatment for the DPM momentum source terms. implicit-source-term-coupling? o Enable/disable implicit treatment for all DPM source terms. no.-of-cont-phase-iters-per-dpm-iter o Set the frequency with which the particle trajectory calculations are introduced. reset-sources-at-timestep? Enable/disable flush of DPM source terms at beginning of every time step. underrelaxation-factor o Set the under-relaxation factor for the discrete phase sources. update-dpm-sources-every-flow-iteration?
Enable/disable the update of DPM source terms every flow iteration (if this option is not enabled, the terms will be updated every DPM iteration).
numerics/
tracking-scheme
Enable/disable erosion/accretion.
film-separation-angle
Set the angle between faces which causes film particles to separate from the wall.
particle-radiation
Enter the parallel menu to set parameters for parallel DPM calculations.
enable-workpile?
Set the minimum percentage of parent parcel mass shed before new parcel creation.
unsteady-tracking
Enable/disable layering based on constant height, else layering based on constant ratio.
split-factor
Set the cell skewness threshold above which cells will be remeshed.
face-remeshing?
face-skew-max
Set the face skewness threshold above which faces will be remeshed.
length-max
Set the interval (in time steps) when remeshing based on size is done.
sizing-funct-defaults
Determine how far from the boundary the increase/ decrease happens.
sizing-funct-resolution
Set the skewness threshold above which cells will be smoothed using skewness method.
spring-on-all-shapes?
Enable/disable the pseudo time step control in the graphical user interface.
energy?
frozen-flux?
Enter the set menu for setting wet steam model options.
max-liquid-mass-fraction
Set the maximum limit on the condensed liquid-phase mass-fraction to prevent divergence.
noniterative-time-advance?
rosseland?
Compute/write surface clusters and view factors for S2S radiation model.
enable-poly-to-poly-vf
Print the following for all boundary threads: thread-id, number of faces, faces per surface cluster, and the number of surface clusters.
print-zonewise-radiation
Set global value of faces per surface cluster for all boundary zones.
set-vf-parameters
sol-on-demand
volumetric-reactions?
turbulence model.
compressibility correction option. shear-flow correction option. turbulence model. turbulence model.
Enable/disable the
kw-sst? kw-standard?
Select
multiphase model.
multiphase-options
turbulence model.
Modify the
model.
Note that the use of the realizable - model with multiple reference frames is not recommended. This text command is provided for expert users who want to experiment with this combination of models. Others should use it only on the advice of a technical support engineer.
non-newtonian-modification?
Set the location of the cell whose pressure value is used to adjust the gauge pressure field for incompressible flows that do not involve any pressure boundaries.
used-ref-pressure-location
Delete a profile.
delete-all
Load 1D library.
compiled-functions
Report the computed values of heat rejection, outlet temperature, and inlet temperature for the macroscopic cells (macros) in a heat exchanger.
heat-exchanger-model
Report the computed values of total heat rejection, outlet temperature, and inlet temperature for a specified heat-exchanger core.
heat-exchanger-zone
Specify the zone that represents the heat exchanger, the dimensions of the heat exchanger, the macro grid, and the coolant direction and properties.
interpreted-functions
4. exit
exit
Exit program.
5. file/
auto-save/
Set the suffix for auto-saved files. The file name can be appended by flow-time, timestep value, or by user-specified flags in file name.
case-frequency
Specify the frequency (in iterations or time steps) with which case files are saved.
data-frequency
Specify the frequency (in iterations or time steps) with which data files are saved.
overwrite-existing-files
Specify the root name for the files that are saved.
max-files
Set the maximum number of files. Once the maximum is reached, files will be erased as new files are written.
binary-files?
Indicate whether to write binary or text format case and data files.
confirm-overwrite?
fieldview-unstruct-data
Enter the partition menu to set conditions for partitioning a FLUENT case file during read.
metis
Read a PATRAN Neutral file (zones defined by named components) as a case file.
result
Define a list of cell zone IDs. If specified, interpolation data will be read/written for these cell zones only.
read-bc
Compute radial profiles for a fan zone and write them to a profile file.
write-field-functions
6. grid/
check
Enter the zone modification menu. For a description of the items in this menu, see
define/boundary-conditions/modify-zone. polyhedra/
Prompt for the scaling factors in each of the active Cartesian coordinate directions.
size-info
Prompt for the translation offset in each of the active Cartesian coordinate directions.
7. parallel/
load-balancing
Kill a specified compute node. The compute node is specified by its integer ID. Compute node 0 can only be killed if it is the last remaining compute node process.
load-hosts
Specify the path to the Fluent.Inc installation directory. For most cases, the path should never have to be set.
save-hosts
Write a hosts file containing all entries in the Available Hosts list.
spawn-node
Creates a compute node process. It prompts for a hostname and username. If no hostname is specified, the process will be spawned on the spawning machine. If no username is specified, the username of the spawning process will be used.
partition/
Calls the optimizer that attempts to decrease the number of interfaces by eliminating orphan cell clusters. (An orphan cluster is a group of connected cells such that each member has at least one face that is part of an interface boundary.)
method
Reorder partitions.
set/
Allow partitions to cross zone boundaries (the default). If turned off, it will restrict partitioning to within each cell zone. This is recommended only when cells in different zones require significantly different amounts of computation during the solution phase; for example, if the domain contains both solid and fluid zones.
all-off
Set the number of cells desired for each partition. This is useful, for example, when computing on multiple machines with significantly different performance characteristics. If left unset, each partition will contain an approximately equal number of cells. Normalized relative values may be used for the entries.
merge
Toggle the optimizer that attempts to decrease the number of interfaces by eliminating orphan cell clusters.
origin
Set the , , and coordinate of the origin used by those partitioning functions that require a radial distance. By default, the origin is set to (0, 0, 0).
pre-test
Toggle the optimizer that attempts to minimize the number of interfaces by modifying the partition boundaries to reduce surface area.
verbosity
Control the amount of information that is printed out during partitioning. If set to 1 (the default), a text character . is displayed during each bisection, and partition statistics are displayed once the partitioning completes. If set to 2, additional information about the bisection operation is displayed during each bisection. If set to 0, partition statistics and information during each bisection are not displayed.
smooth-partition
Call the optimizer that attempts to minimize the number of interfaces by modifying the partition boundaries to reduce surface area.
use-stored-partitions
8. plot/
circum-avg-axial
Compute iso-axial band surfaces and plot data vs. axial coordinate on them.
circum-avg-radial
Compute iso-radial band surfaces and plot data vs. radius on them.
fft
Set the range for the and axes. If auto-scaling is not activated for a particular axis, you are prompted for the minimum and maximum data values.
background-color
Set the color of the field within the abscissa and ordinate axes.
key
XY plot window options. For a description of the items in this menu, see
display/set/windows/xy. flamelet-curves/
Plot a histogram of the specified solution variable using the defined range and number of intervals.
histogram-set/
Set histogram plot parameters. Sub-menu items are the same as file-set/ above.
plot
Contains commands that allow you to select the variables for which you want to display XY plots of residual histories in the active graphics window.
residuals-set/
Set residual plot parameters. Sub-menu items are the same as file-set/ above.
solution
Set solution plot parameters. Sub-menu items are the same as file-set/ above.
9. report/
dpm-sample
fluxes/
Compute the forces along the specified force vector for all wall zones.
wall-moments
Compute the moments about the specified moment center for all wall zones.
particle-summary
, or
axis.
Print the current settings for physical models, boundary conditions, material properties, and solution parameters.
surface-integrals/
Print area-weighted average of the specified quantity over the selected surfaces.
facet-avg
Print the facet average of the specified quantity over the selected surfaces.
facet-max
Print the maximum of the specified quantity over facet centroids of the selected surfaces.
facet-min
Print the minimum of the specified quantity over facet centroids of the selected surfaces.
flow-rate
Print the flow rate of the specified quantity over the selected surfaces.
integral
Print the integral of the specified quantity over the selected surfaces.
mass-flow-rate
Print the standard deviation of the scalar at the facet centroids of the surface.
sum
Print the vertex average of the specified quantity over the selected surfaces.
vertex-max
Print the maximum of the specified quantity over vertices of the selected surfaces.
vertex-min
Print the minimum of the specified quantity over vertices of the selected surfaces.
volume-flow-rate
10. solve/
animate/
Enter the compute default values menu. You can select the type of zone from which you want to compute these values.
dpm-reset
Enter the set full-multigrid for initialization menu. Initial values for each variable can be set within this menu.
iterate
Discard the internal and external file data associated with the force monitors.
clear-drag-monitor-data
Discard the internal and external file data (if any exist) for the drag coefficient.
clear-lift-monitor-data
Discard the internal and external file data (if any exist) for the lift coefficient.
clear-moment-monitor-data
Discard the internal and external file data (if any exist) for the moment coefficient.
drag-coefficient
Set the parameters for monitoring the drag coefficient, including the list of wall zones on which to compute the coefficient, whether to print, plot, and/or write the data, the name of the output file (if appropriate), the plot window, and the force vector associated with the coefficient.
lift-coefficient
Set the parameters for monitoring the lift coefficient, including the list of wall zones on which to compute the coefficient, whether to print, plot, and/or write the data, the name of the output file (if appropriate), the plot window, and the force vector associated with the coefficient.
moment-coefficient
Set the parameters for monitoring the moment coefficient, including the list of wall zones on which to compute the coefficient, whether to print, plot, and/or write the data, the name of the output file (if appropriate), the plot window, the moment center associated with the coefficient, and which component of the moment vector to monitor.
monitor-unsteady-iters?
Specify (for transient calculations) whether the monitors are updated every iteration or every time step.
residual/
Set convergence criteria for residuals that are currently being both monitored and checked.
criterion-type
Set the number of iterations through which normalization factors will be maximized.
normalization-factors
Set number of residuals to be saved with data. History is automatically compacted when buffer becomes full.
plot?
Set relative convergence criteria for residuals that are currently being both monitored and checked.
re-normalize
Choose whether to delete the residual history and reset iteration counter to 1.
scale-by-coefficient?
Choose whether to scale residuals by coefficient sum in printed and plotted output.
window
Specify first window in which statistics will be plotted during iteration. Multiple statistics are plotted in separate windows, beginning with this one.
surface/
Set the fine-grid Courant number (time step factor). This command is available only for the coupled solvers.
data-sampling
Enter the discretization scheem menu. This allows you to select the discretization scheme for the convection terms in the solution equations, as well as the pressurevelocity coupling scheme for the pressure-based solver.
pressure
Select which Pressure model is to be used. Five models are available: Index Model 10 11 12 13 14
flow
Select which Pressure-Velocity Coupling model is to be used. Three models are available: Index Model 20 SIMPLE
21 22
mom
SIMPLEC PISO
Select which Momentum model is to be used. Four models are available: Index Model 0 1 2 4 First Order Upwind Second Order Upwind Power Law QUICK
The Energy and Turbulence models are indexed as in the Momentum model table above. Contact your Fluent technical support engineer for more details.
equations/
Specify whether or not to print warning messages when reversed flow occurs at inlets and outlets, and when mass flow inlets develop supersonic regions. By default, flow warnings are printed.
flux-type
Specify whether or not to print warning messages when quantities are being limited. By default, limiter warnings are printed.
limits
Set solver limits for various solution variables, in order to improve the stability of the solution.
max-corrections/
Set the parameters that control the FAS multigrid solver. This command appears only when the explicit coupled solver is used.
multi-stage
Set the multi-stage coefficients and the dissipation and viscous evaluation stages. This command appears only when the explicit coupled solver is used.
numerics
Set the number of iterations for which convergence monitors are reported. The default is 1 (after every iteration).
residual-smoothing
Set the implicit residual smoothing parameters. This command is available only for the explicit coupled solver.
residual-tolerance/
Set the amount of residual information to be printed. A value of 0 (the default) prints residuals at the end of each fine grid iteration. A value of 1 prints residuals after every stage of the fine grid iteration. A value of 2 prints residuals after every stage on every grid level.
set-controls-to-default
Enter the under-relaxation menu, which allows you to set the under-relaxation factor for each equation that is being solved in a segregated manner.
variable-time-stepping
Advance the unsteady solution to the next physical time level. Using this command in conjunction with the iterate command allows you to manually advance the solution in time (rather than doing it automatically with the dual-time-iterate command).
11. surface/
circle-slice
Extract an iso-surface (surface, curve, or point) from the current data field.
line-slice
Extract a linear slice in 2D, given the normal to the line and a distance from the origin.
line-surface
Display the ID and name, and the number of point, curve, and surface facets of the current surfaces.
mouse-line
Extract a line surface that you define by using the mouse to select the endpoints.
mouse-plane
Extract a planar surface defined by selecting three points with the mouse.
mouse-rake
Extract a "rake'' surface that you define by using the mouse to select the endpoints.
partition-surface
Transform surface.
zone-surface
12. turbo/
2d-contours
Display 2D contours.
avg-contours
13. view/
auto-scale
Scale and center the current scene without changing its orientation.
camera/
Adjust the camera's field of view. This operation is similar to dollying the camera in or out of the scene. Dollying causes objects in front to move past you. Zooming changes the perspective effect in the scene (and can be disconcerting).
default-view