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Transferring Parametric Sweep Solutions Between Studies
Posted 1 mag 2015, 14:58 GMT-4 Studies & Solvers 1 Reply
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Hello,
Does anyone know if it's possible to transfer solutions from one study using a parametric sweep to another study using an identical parametric sweep? For example, I would like to use a parametric sweep to calculate velocity fields in one study, then transfer those results to another study to calculate particle trajectories.
The "Use" selector in the "Values of variables not solved for" box in the step settings can be used to select the solution, but the only options are "Current", which chooses the most recent solution and the individual solutions.
The only way I can figure out to do this is to put both steps in the same study, but this requires recalculating both steps in order to update the second step.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Kevin
Does anyone know if it's possible to transfer solutions from one study using a parametric sweep to another study using an identical parametric sweep? For example, I would like to use a parametric sweep to calculate velocity fields in one study, then transfer those results to another study to calculate particle trajectories.
The "Use" selector in the "Values of variables not solved for" box in the step settings can be used to select the solution, but the only options are "Current", which chooses the most recent solution and the individual solutions.
The only way I can figure out to do this is to put both steps in the same study, but this requires recalculating both steps in order to update the second step.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Kevin
1 Reply Last Post 19 mag 2015, 17:34 GMT-4
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10 years ago
Have you tried using the export and the interpolation function?
I suggest you the same routine:
1 - Export the desired variable (the velocity field)
2 - Create an interpolation function (if you need more information regard it I will be pleased to help you)
3 - Assign the interpolated variable to the desired local variable (you cannot assign it to global, or this is what it seems to me).
P.S. If you are native english speaking please apologize my english, I'm Italian :P
I suggest you the same routine:
1 - Export the desired variable (the velocity field)
2 - Create an interpolation function (if you need more information regard it I will be pleased to help you)
3 - Assign the interpolated variable to the desired local variable (you cannot assign it to global, or this is what it seems to me).
P.S. If you are native english speaking please apologize my english, I'm Italian :P