[ GiDlist ] file .bat (more...)

[Aldo Ghisi]

Hi,

thank you for your previous answer, but I need a more detailed one.

I want know, if it is possible, the path of the file that I obtain with

Files - Import\Export - Write calculation file

for insert it in the file .bat

It's different from %2, because %2 returns the path to the .gid directory
of my problem.
I could put my input file anywhere in my directory tree, not only in the
.gid directory.

Thank you and regards.
Aldo Ghisi

[Ramon Ribó]

Hello,

I'll try to clarify your question:

Once the model is prepared, GiD offers basically two methods to deal
with the analysis.

1.- if you use "Files - Import\Export - Write calculation file", GiD
will write the analysis file to the location that you choose in the
interactive browser. This way, the .bat file is not used and the
analysis program must be executed manually by the user.

2.- If you use 'Calculate-Calculate' GiD writes automatically the
analysis file as MODEL.gid\MODEL.dat and executes automatically
the analysis program. The way to call the analysis program is defined
in the MODEL.bat or MODEL.unix.bat or MODEL.win.bat files.

If you want to create the .bat file (that defines the way to call the
analysis
program), you can access to the following parameters:

1.- %1 (Name of the model without the path and the leading .gid)
EXAMPLE: MODEL
2.- %2 (Directory of the model)
EXAMPLE: c:\my projects\wonderful GiD\MODEL.gid
3.- %3 (Problem type directory)
EXAMPLE: c:\Program Files\GiD\Problemtypes\MYPROBLEMTYPE.gid

Note that in UNIX things are slightly different.

Hope it helps,

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De: owner-gid at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
[mailto:owner-gid at gatxan.cimne.upc.es]En nombre de Aldo Ghisi
Enviado el: martes, 17 de julio de 2001 14:07
Para: gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Asunto: [ GiDlist ] file .bat (more...)


Hi,

thank you for your previous answer, but I need a more detailed one.

I want know, if it is possible, the path of the file that I obtain with

Files - Import\Export - Write calculation file

for insert it in the file .bat

It's different from %2, because %2 returns the path to the .gid directory
of my problem.
I could put my input file anywhere in my directory tree, not only in the
.gid directory.

Thank you and regards.
Aldo Ghisi

[Zoubir Khatir]

Hello,

I am trying to mesh the boundary surface of a 3D volume with 3
parrallepipedic volume layers (see the .geo file attached).
I have mesh troubles (the generated mesh file is incorrect) if one
dimension is very small comparatively to the two others. This problem
appear when one volume layer is very thin (in z dimension) comparatively to
the x and y dimensions. It appear also when the mesh dimension is very small.

Is this problem can be corrected ?
Thank you for any help...



Zoubir Khatir,
Laboratoire des Technologies Nouvelles (LTN)

INRETS, 2. Av. Malleret-Joinville, 94114 Arcueil Cedex
Tel: (33).01.47.40.73.34 Fax:(33).01.45.47.56.06 mail: khatir at inrets.fr
web: www.inrets.fr
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[Enrique Escolano]

We have not detected any mesh problem.
Is attached your file, with 3 volumes created and meshed (the surfaces also mesh without problems).

Check the Meshing Preferences:
Verify if AutomaticCorrectSizes is selected.
Try also Rfast mesher, and size transition factor aprox 0.6 - 0.7

If it continues giving problems, it says your GiD version (see Help-About), and all the meshing parameters (element size, and mesh preferences). Try also to update to the last beta version.
----- Original Message -----
From: Zoubir Khatir
To: gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 10:53 AM
Subject: [GiDlist] Problems with surface mesh of thin layers


Hello,

I am trying to mesh the boundary surface of a 3D volume with 3 parrallepipedic volume layers (see the .geo file attached).
I have mesh troubles (the generated mesh file is incorrect) if one dimension is very small comparatively to the two others. This problem appear when one volume layer is very thin (in z dimension) comparatively to the x and y dimensions. It appear also when the mesh dimension is very small.

Is this problem can be corrected ?
Thank you for any help...



Zoubir Khatir,
Laboratoire des Technologies Nouvelles (LTN)

INRETS, 2. Av. Malleret-Joinville, 94114 Arcueil Cedex
Tel: (33).01.47.40.73.34 Fax:(33).01.45.47.56.06 mail: khatir at inrets.fr
web: www.inrets.fr


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