Tutorial file and associated meshes.

[Chebli Rezki]

Hi all,
I have just installed code Saturne 2.0-rc1 but I don't find tutorial file and the associated meshes. can you inform me about that.
 
Regards.
Rezki

[Laurent Malod-Panisset]

Posting a mesh on this forum is rather troublesome due to the size limit but, just following the tutorial TJunction.pdf would let you create the mesh yourself.

[Jean Deschodt]

Hi

1) for the tutorial.pdf file: if it does not exist in the /home/chebli/opt/cs-2.0-beta2/share/doc/ncs perhaps you have a trouble with your prerequisites for the compilation of the documentation; see here: http://code-saturne.org/forum/viewtopic ... t=10#p5247

2) you have necessarily the meshes files inside the sources of Code_Saturne that you already downloaded! See in the directory examples in the sources of Code_Saturne

Previously Chebli Rezki wrote:

Thank you for your help.

But the  /doc file (home/chebli/opt/cs-2.0-beta2/share/doc) doesn't contain the ncs file.

Thus I don't find the tutorial file and the associated meshes.

Regards.

Rezki

Previously Alexandre Douce wrote:

Code_Saturne seems to be well installed ;)

The next step for you  Chebli is to use it !

The best way to do that is to follow the tutorial: this document is in

/home/chebli/opt/cs-2.0-beta2/share/doc/ncs/tutorial.pdf

and the associated meshes are in Code_Saturne's sources in the "examples" directory.

[Chebli Rezki]

HI

1) During the installation of the code, I have disabled metis in the setup file (I have changed  metis : None  yes  yes   by   metis : None  no  no)      The trouble due to that ?

2) Sorry, now i found the meshes files in the directory " example".

Thank you.

Rezki

[Chebli Rezki]

I want to make the CAS1 of the tutorial, but I don't know how to launch Graphical Interface of code_saturne.

I tested the " ./SaturneGHI "  command, but I didn't succeed.

Please, can you help me.

you find here the " Terminal " that I prepared.

chebli@chebli:~/Bureau$ cd Prise\ en\ main/
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main$ ls
1-simple_junction
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main$ cd 1-simple_junction/
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction$ ls
case1  mesh
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction$ cd case1/
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction/case1$ ls
case1.xml  runcase
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction/case1$ cd ..
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction$ ls
case1  mesh
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction$ cd mesh/
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction/mesh$ ls
downcomer.des
chebli@chebli:~/Bureau/Prise en main/1-simple_junction/mesh$

[David Monfort]

Hi Chebly,

First of all, you should avoid to have "white spaces" in your directory path like in "Prise en main". The different scripts sometimes behave wrong if they have to deal with whitespaces.

Secondly, could you try to follow the tutorial you got at the latest training session (you were there if I remember correctly ) ? It explains everything from scratch, now that you have the meshes.

Actually the basics steps are the following:

1) code_saturne create --study test
2) "copy the mesh in the test/MESH directory"
3) cd test/CASE1/DATA
4) ./SaturneGUI
5) "go and setup !"

Let us know how you succeed...