Tutorials

A single learning arc, end-to-end, through the envisaged pyOFTools workflow: set up initial conditions, instrument the run with an in-situ post-processor, grow the post-processor with more monitors, then run the solver live and plot what it produced. Each tutorial builds on the previous one — work through them in order.

All five run against the damBreak case shipped at examples/damBreak/; pyOFTools.clone_example() copies it to a tmp directory so the on-disk baseline stays pristine.

Prerequisites

• OpenFOAM v2406+ sourced (source $FOAM_INST_DIR/etc/bashrc).

• pybFoam and pyOFTools installed.

• The libembeddingPython.so plug-in available — required for Run live with the solver, then plot, optional for the rest.

Set initial conditions with pyoftools setFields

Set initial conditions with pyoftools setFields

Your first in-situ post-processor

Your first in-situ post-processor

Surface monitors alongside volume ones

Surface monitors alongside volume ones

Run live with the solver, then plot

Run live with the solver, then plot

More monitors in the same post-processor

More monitors in the same post-processor