GUMBO v1.3 Release Notes
GENERAL
- A range of ids can be entered in "Narg". Use "-" to indicate a range of ids.
For example "1-10" will select grids 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 & 10.
- Applying a bc when one is not selected out of the list erases all boundary
conditions applied on the selected faces; however, this action produced a
core dump in v1.2. This has been corrected.
- Points can be created from nodal points or cell centers, with the option of
creating tracking or source points respectively.
- Added -partition command-line option to repartition the inputed grid into the
respective G files. "locate" would have to be executed to determine the
extract and insert information. Use gumbo -locate filename (ussuncle -locate
filename || msuturbo -locate -case casename) to invoke after G files are
created from the original grid. Locate searches the cell centers of the G
file data to determine the partitioned regions. Executing "locate" creates
insert.in and extract.in files. Rename these to casename.insert and
casename.extract to use -partition. Casename should match the grid filename.
- AddToGrp now accepts Group Names rather than Group IDs. Users are more apt
to remember the names rather than the ID a group was assigned.
USSUNCLE
- Creation of Blade rows, sliding interfaces & turbo.in.
- Added -merge command-line option (also merge toggle in Read Panel) where a
modified portion of the grid can be inserted into the G files. Locate needs
to have been run before hand, needs casename.insert and casename.extract
files to exist.
- Changed terminating block id from 999 to 9999 in bc, insert, and extract
files.
MSUTurbo