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Confusing mesh names in multiple-perpendicular-flaps #302
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Reading the configuration file of the multiple perpendicular flaps tutorial, I get the impression that there are two fluid participants, Fluid1 and Fluid2 (which is not the case, the only fluid participant is Fluid):
tutorials/multiple-perpendicular-flaps/precice-config.xml
Lines 16 to 40 in eaf55b1
| <mesh name="Fluid1-Mesh-Centers"> | |
| <use-data name="Stress1" /> | |
| </mesh> | |
| <mesh name="Fluid1-Mesh-Nodes"> | |
| <use-data name="Displacement1" /> | |
| </mesh> | |
| <mesh name="Fluid2-Mesh-Centers"> | |
| <use-data name="Stress2" /> | |
| </mesh> | |
| <mesh name="Fluid2-Mesh-Nodes"> | |
| <use-data name="Displacement2" /> | |
| </mesh> | |
| <mesh name="Solid1-Mesh"> | |
| <use-data name="Displacement1" /> | |
| <use-data name="Stress1" /> | |
| </mesh> | |
| <mesh name="Solid2-Mesh"> | |
| <use-data name="Displacement2" /> | |
| <use-data name="Stress2" /> | |
| </mesh> |
We have as a guideline:
Mesh names start with the participant/domain name, e.g. Fluid-Mesh.
The guideline seems to be followed, even if the example does not apply here.
I suggest that we name the branches Fluid-Solid1-Mesh-Centers (and similarly for the rest), as this makes it clear what the mesh is used for.
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