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1) How to save the simulated file for viewing it in future?
2) How to get the log file for post processing?
Hi @Sreekrishna I am moving your question to the AcuSolve topic to get more help from our community members.
Can you rephrase your questions with a bit more clarity and/or detail? Not quite sure I fully understand the questions.
I watched few tutorials from your side in acusolve, While postprocessing you guys are importing corresponding log file. I'm not getting that particular file after running a simulation. I hope its clear now, How to get that log file can you please assist me to sort out this issue?
You can save state.
>File>State>Save State
You can apply the state whenever you open post.
Which software are you using to start the AcuSolve job? And which version?
If you're running from SimLab - you right-click Solution and select 'Go to Solution Directory' (or something along those lines). That directory would contain the .Log file and other solution files.
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