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Combining log files

User: "kpk"
Altair Community Member
Updated by kpk

Hi,

I am solving a Transient flow problem i have stopped the problem at first Run at half the time steps and Restarted, after completion two log files are left . I am trying to view the animation of velocity results continuously in HyperView. Is it possible to combine two log files into a single file, if yes, how can it be done?

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    User: "acupro"
    Altair Employee
    Updated by acupro

    Let try converting to h3d format using acuTrans.  Assuming the problem name is test1 and you have 2 runs to convert:

    acuTrans -pb test1 -out -to h3d -ts A -run 1 -runs 2

    That should give you the h3d file with pointers to the h3d time steps files from both runs.  Does that work for you?

    User: "kpk"
    Altair Community Member
    OP
    Updated by kpk

    Let try converting to h3d format using acuTrans.  Assuming the problem name is test1 and you have 2 runs to convert:

    acuTrans -pb test1 -out -to h3d -ts A -run 1 -runs 2

    That should give you the h3d file with pointers to the h3d time steps files from both runs.  Does that work for you?

    Hi

    Thanks for the reply

    Can you please help me how to convert ( by images/ video/Tutorial )

    User: "acupro"
    Altair Employee
    Updated by acupro

    Hi

    Thanks for the reply

    Can you please help me how to convert ( by images/ video/Tutorial )

    That is a command-line entry - not a GUI.  If on Windows, open the AcuSolve Cmd Prompt, then browse to the problem directory.

    You can issue

    acuTrans -h

    to see the complete usage of that command, and browse through the AcuTrans section of the AcuSolve Programs Reference Manual (Post-Processing Programs section).

    User: "kpk"
    Altair Community Member
    OP
    Updated by kpk

    That is a command-line entry - not a GUI.  If on Windows, open the AcuSolve Cmd Prompt, then browse to the problem directory.

    You can issue

    acuTrans -h

    to see the complete usage of that command, and browse through the AcuTrans section of the AcuSolve Programs Reference Manual (Post-Processing Programs section).

    Thank you very much for the reply, i will check it