solver.tui.define.overset_interfaces#
Enters the overset interfaces menu.
Checks the integrity of the overset interfaces. Reports orphan cells and errors in the domain connectivity.
Clears the domain connectivity of an overset interface. This text command is only available when define/overset-interfaces/options/expert? is set to yes.
Clears the domain connectivity of all overset interfaces. This text command is only available when define/overset-interfaces/options/expert? is set to yes.
Creates an overset interface.
Debugging tool to troubleshoot hole cutting of overset interfaces. This text command is only available when define/overset-interfaces/options/expert? is set to yes.
Deletes an overset interface.
Deletes all overset interfaces in the domain.
Displays the overset cells marked using the text command define/overset-interfaces/mark-cells.
Fill overset domain connectivity information (DCI).
Find bounding cells for all cell centroids.
Find bounding cell for given cell or search point.
Free overset domain connectivity information (DCI).
Allows you to specify grid priorities on background and component meshes, used in the overlap minimization of an overset interface.
Executes the hole cutting of an overset interface and establishes the domain connectivity. This text command is only available when define/overset-interfaces/options/expert? is set to yes.
Executes hole cutting for all overset interfaces in the domain. This text command is only available when define/overset-interfaces/options/expert? is set to yes.
Lists information about the overset interfaces. The output depends on the overset verbosity setting.
Marks cells that have undergone a specified overset cell type change (from solve,receptor, or dead to any other type) in the last time step. Adaption registers are automatically filled based on these markings. This text command is only available for unsteady simulations and if define/overset-interfaces/options/expert? is set to yes.
Marks the specified overset cells (solve, receptor, donor, orphan, or dead) and fills registers based on the markings. Display the marked cells via the text command define/overset-interfaces/display-cells.
Read domain connectivity information (DCI) from case file.
Allows you to set bounds so that any marking of cells is performed within a spherical region based on a specified origin and radius. This can be useful when diagnosing a local problem on a large mesh. This text command is only available if define/overset-interfaces/options/expert? is set to yes. After defining the bounds, you can then mark the cells using the define/overset-interfaces/mark-cell-change or define/overset-interfaces/mark-cells text command. To disable the bounds, enter a radius of 0.
Update all overset intrfaces from stored domain connectivity information (DCI).
Write overset cell types into file.
Save domain connectivity information (DCI) to a text file.
Save domain connectivity information (DCI) to case file.