SURFTOOL Usage
Usage: surftool [options] operate on a particular surface in the grid options: -surfid # : specifies the surface(s) to work with -invertsurfid : use all surfaces EXCEPT the surfaces specified by -surfid -delete : removes the surface given by -surfid from the grid -extract : writes the surface given by -surfid to a grid file -all : requests all surfaces to be used -mapto # : maps the surface given by -surfid to # -hotspots : check the specified surface for screwed up boundary layers -triangulate : triangulates the specified surface -retag : re-tags pieces of the specified surface that lie within a specified bounding box with an unique tag -offset_tag # : offset the surface id by the given offset for the specified surfaces -ogrid: name of the grid file to write -igrid : name of the grid file to read -osurf : name of the surface grid file to write. Default: -ogrid name -discardvtags : even if volume tags are appended to the grid file, discard them -area : compute the area of the specified surfaces -applygridbc #: apply volume grid generation boundary condition to the specified surface 0 - None (Isotropic) 1 - Viscous 2 - Rebuild 3 - Source 4 - Transparent 5 - Transparent-Delete -reconnectbc #: apply volume grid generation reconnection flag to the specified surface 0 - Reconnection off 1 - Reconnection on -reverseconn : reverse the connectivity of the faces for the specified surface -compress_tag : renumber all surface ids so that they are numbered consecutively -tagsummary : print the number of faces for the specified surface -pov : write out a pov file for the specified surface -help, -h : prints this help screen -version : prints the version information of the executable and the associated libraries -ver : prints the version number of the executable -build : prints the build number of the executable