[ GiDlist ] GID Reference Manual Missmatch

[Essam Lotfy]

Hi All
I am using GID 6.1.2 Academic version. I downloaded
the .pdf reference manual from the site. When I
extracted the .flavia.msh and .flavia.res example from
it and tried to load it. GID gives reading error. I
checked the accompanied reference manual in .html
format and the surprise that I found another format
for the .flavia.res file. Anyone knows what is going
on?
Regards
Essam

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[Lluís Font]

Hi,

The example explained in the .pdf reference manual
works for GiD versions after 6.1.4b. If you are
using an earlier version (6.1.2), you should try the
examples of the reference manual (.html) which
accompanied your GiD 6.1.2.

I attach these examples: example.flavia.res and
example.flavia.msh. Open them from the GiD
postprocess.



Essam Lotfy wrote:

Hi All
I am using GID 6.1.2 Academic version. I downloaded
the .pdf reference manual from the site. When I
extracted the .flavia.msh and .flavia.res example from
it and tried to load it. GID gives reading error. I
checked the accompanied reference manual in .html
format and the surprise that I found another format
for the .flavia.res file. Anyone knows what is going
on?
Regards
Essam

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#mesh of a table
MESH "board" dimension 3 ElemType Triangle Nnode 3
Coordinates
# node number coordinate_x coordinate_y coordinate_z
1 -5 3 -3
2 -5 3 0
3 -5 0 0
4 -2 2 0
5 -1.66667 3 0
6 -5 -3 -3
7 -2 -2 0
8 0 0 0
9 -5 -3 0
10 1.66667 3 0
11 -1.66667 -3 0
12 2 2 0
13 2 -2 0
14 1.66667 -3 0
15 5 3 -3
16 5 3 0
17 5 0 0
18 5 -3 -3
19 5 -3 0
end coordinates

#we put both material in the same MESH,
#but they could be separated into two MESH

Elements
# element node_1 node_2 node_3 material_number
5 19 17 13 3
6 3 9 7 3
7 2 3 4 3
8 17 16 12 3
9 12 16 10 3
10 12 10 4 3
11 7 9 11 3
12 7 11 13 3
13 2 4 5 3
14 5 4 10 3
15 19 13 14 3
16 14 13 11 3
17 3 7 4 3
18 17 12 13 3
19 13 12 8 4
20 13 8 7 4
21 7 8 4 4
22 4 8 12 4
end elements

MESH dimension 3 ElemType Linear Nnode 2
Coordinates
#no coordinates then they are already in the first MESH
end coordinates

Elements
# element node_1 node_2 material_number
1 9 6 5
2 19 18 5
3 16 15 5
4 2 1 5
end elements