Hi, I have a problem when meshing one scenario. The case is a very big mesh with around 100M nodes.
The problem appears when during the meshing process I get the following message:
The specified maximum runtime of the job was exceeded. The simulation run was stopped and potential intermediate results were restored. You can increase the maximum runtime in the simulation control section to enable a complete simulation run.
I am not even simulating it, I am just creating the mesh., so changing the maximum runtime of the simulation will also affect the runtime of the meshing? The mesh is in “2 Cars_4L”
That’s a damn huge mesh Is there a way to reduce the number of nodes in a first run? I am also sure that you will run into trouble when you want to simulate it as 16 cores might not be enough.
If you set up your mesh, you can share it with the @cfd_squad and myself and we will run the mesh for you.
Finished the mesh but this is way too big (100 million cells), is there a way you can do a coarser setup? I am willing to run the meshes for you to save you some CHs.
Thanks for the job, I appreciate it so much. The thing is that I tried to make a coarser setup but then the mesher fails and asks me to increase the refinement levels, that is why the mesh is so big. Feel free to grab the mesh and modify it if you can make it coarser. Is there a way you could send me the mesh you created to simulate it? As I am running out of CHs.
hi currently ive been having some problem with this
"The specified maximum runtime of the job was exceeded. The simulation run was stopped and potential intermediate results were restored. You can try to increase the maximum runtime in the simulation control section and start a new run to enable a complete simulation run. "
I’ve already increases the end time and maximum runtime but still having problem to run full simulation