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I noticed that the direction specification command is depending on the specific boundary condition:
Example for Total Pressure Inlet: inBC = solver.setup.boundary_conditions.pressure_inlet["inlet"] inBC.momentum.direction_specification_method = 'Direction Vector'
Example Massflow Inlet: inBC = solver.setup.boundary_conditions.mass_flow_inlet["inlet"] inBC.momentum.direction_specification = 'Direction Vector'
One time its "direction_specification_method", the other time it´s "direction_specification".
I didn´t check the other BCs. Maybe the same issue occurs also for other BC properties, which should be checked here.
Could you please change this kind of BC-common commands to be consistent for all BCs?
🔍 Before submitting the issue
🐞 Description of the bug
I noticed that the direction specification command is depending on the specific boundary condition:
Example for Total Pressure Inlet:
inBC = solver.setup.boundary_conditions.pressure_inlet["inlet"]
inBC.momentum.direction_specification_method = 'Direction Vector'
Example Massflow Inlet:
inBC = solver.setup.boundary_conditions.mass_flow_inlet["inlet"]
inBC.momentum.direction_specification = 'Direction Vector'
One time its "direction_specification_method", the other time it´s "direction_specification".
I didn´t check the other BCs. Maybe the same issue occurs also for other BC properties, which should be checked here.
Could you please change this kind of BC-common commands to be consistent for all BCs?
📝 Steps to reproduce
see description
💻 Which operating system are you using?
Windows
📀 Which ANSYS version are you using?
v251
🐍 Which Python version are you using?
3.10
📦 Installed packages
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