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I'm trying to set views in Mesh mode using TUI commands in PyFluent, but the commands that work directly in TUI don’t seem to function correctly in PyFluent.
I followed the User Guide instructions to enable TUI access from Python with similar code, but I'm encountering an AttributeError.
Does anyone know how to resolve this?
For reference, TUI commands like solver.tui.file.write_mesh() work fine.
Useful links and references
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Thank you very much for answering my previous question. If it’s not too much trouble, I would like to ask for one more piece of help. The code below is a transcript for activating the clipping plane and changing coordinates in Fluent meshing. I am curious about how to create the code to execute this.
Alternatively, I would like to know how to perform this process using the TUI method.
Description of the modifications
code : 1. solver.tui.display.views.auto_scale()
2. solver.tui.display.views.restore_view("front")
tui : display/views/auto_scale()
display/views/restore_view/
I'm trying to set views in Mesh mode using TUI commands in PyFluent, but the commands that work directly in TUI don’t seem to function correctly in PyFluent.
I followed the User Guide instructions to enable TUI access from Python with similar code, but I'm encountering an AttributeError.
Does anyone know how to resolve this?
For reference, TUI commands like solver.tui.file.write_mesh() work fine.
Useful links and references
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: