Hello Nunzio,
We have detected this problem (several simple surfaces, like a
circle, are not rendered) and are working to solve it
It seems that there is some problem of the Linux 64 bits GiD
version, this problem doesn’t happen with the 32 bits version or on
Windows.
Thanks for your bug report
Regards
Enrique Escolano
On Tue 23/06/09 10:06 PM , Nunzio Losacco wrote:
Hi everyone,
sorry if I open this thread again. I just want to point out that my
problem with NURBS rendering aren’t solved yet. I’m using GiD 9.2.0b
x86_64 on Linux Fedora 11 with NVIDIA 9200 M GS and the latest NVIDIA
drivers (180.51)
only 3 and 4 sided surfaces seem to be rendered properly.
Anyone experiencing the same probles?
thanks a lot,
w.
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Hello to all.
I’m looking forward to implement a finite element routine using PETSc and GiD. Nonetheless it appears that the easiest way to read a matrix is for PETSc to use a binary file. Now here’s the thing, I’ve already worked with GiD and Matlab, all I did was to write the matrix connectivity, load vectors and alike into a single file used by Matlab. Now I want to write sepatare binary files for the grid, the load vector and any object I might need.
¿Does anyone know if GiD can do such a thing?
Thanks in advance,
César.
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You can write separated files creating multiple .bas templates, each template creates a .dat file (numbered by alphabetical template order)
But with a .bas template you can only write ASCII files, not binary ones.
You can run another external auxiliary program that read the ASCII file and create the binary (called automatically in the .bat file before the solver) or from the .bas template you can invoke a Tcl procedure that can open binary files and write the GiD information.
Enrique Escolano
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Hello to all.
I’m looking forward to implement a finite element routine using PETSc and GiD. Nonetheless it appears that the easiest way to read a matrix is for PETSc to use a binary file. Now here’s the thing, I’ve already worked with GiD and Matlab, all I did was to write the matrix connectivity, load vectors and alike into a single file used by Matlab. Now I want to write sepatare binary files for the grid, the load vector and any object I might need.
¿Does anyone know if GiD can do such a thing?
Thanks in advance,
César.
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