CreateExternalFlowBoundaries#
- class ansys.fluent.core.generated.v261.meshing.meshing.Root.CreateExternalFlowBoundaries(service, rules, command, path=None)#
Bases:
PyCommandCreate an enclosure, or a bounding box, around the geometry, or use a pre-existing object from the CAD model to represent the enclosure. This enclosure will represent the external flow region, whose bounds can be specified as a ratio of geometry size, or as specific minimum and maximum coordinates. More…
- Parameters:
- ExternalBoundariesName
str Enter a name for the external flow boundary or use the default value.
- CreationMethod
str Choose how you want to create the external flow boundary: either by creating a new boundary using a bounding box, or use an existing portion of the geometry.
- ExtractionMethod
str Choose whether you would like to extract the external flow region either as a surface mesh object (a direct surface remesh of the object) a wrap, or an existing mesh (for overset components). The object setting is applied later when generating the surface mesh.
- SelectionType
str Choose how you want to make your selection (by object, label, or zone name).
- ObjectSelectionList
list[str] Choose one or more objects from the list below. Use the Filter Text drop-down to provide text and/or regular expressions in filtering the list (for example, using *, ?, and []). Choose Use Wildcard to provide wildcard expressions in filtering the list. When you use either ? or * in your expression, the matching list item(s) are automatically selected in the list. Use ^, |, and & in your expression to indicate boolean operations for NOT, OR, and AND, respectively. More…
- ZoneSelectionList
list[str] Choose one or more zones from the list below. Use the Filter Text drop-down to provide text and/or regular expressions in filtering the list (for example, using *, ?, and []). Choose Use Wildcard to provide wildcard expressions in filtering the list. When you use either ? or * in your expression, the matching list item(s) are automatically selected in the list. Use ^, |, and & in your expression to indicate boolean operations for NOT, OR, and AND, respectively. More…
- ZoneLocation
list[str] - LabelSelectionList
list[str] Choose one or more labels from the list below. Use the Filter Text drop-down to provide text and/or regular expressions in filtering the list (for example, using *, ?, and []). Choose Use Wildcard to provide wildcard expressions in filtering the list. When you use either ? or * in your expression, the matching list item(s) are automatically selected in the list. Use ^, |, and & in your expression to indicate boolean operations for NOT, OR, and AND, respectively. More…
- ObjectSelectionSingle
list[str] Choose a single object from the list below. Use the Filter Text field to provide text and/or regular expressions in filtering the list. The matching list item(s) are automatically displayed in the list. Use ^, |, and & in your expression to indicate boolean operations for NOT, OR, and AND, respectively. More…
- ZoneSelectionSingle
list[str] Choose a single zone from the list below. Use the Filter Text field to provide text and/or regular expressions in filtering the list. The matching list item(s) are automatically displayed in the list. Use ^, |, and & in your expression to indicate boolean operations for NOT, OR, and AND, respectively. More…
- LabelSelectionSingle
list[str] Choose a single label from the list below. Use the Filter Text field to provide text and/or regular expressions in filtering the list. The matching list item(s) are automatically displayed in the list. Use ^, |, and & in your expression to indicate boolean operations for NOT, OR, and AND, respectively. More…
- OriginalObjectName
str - BoundingBoxObject
dict[str,Any] View the extents of the bounding box.
- ExternalBoundariesName
- Returns:
Methods:
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
- __init__(service, rules, command, path=None)#
__init__ method of PyCommand class.
- create_instance()#
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
The returned
PyArgumentswrapper exposes the operation’s arguments for inspection and state updates. Its lifetime is registered with the underlying service so command-argument resources can be released when the wrapper is deleted.