AMR : AirSketcher Tutorial
Boost speed without losing accuracy using AMR (Adaptive Mesh Refinement) in AirSketcher. By default, AMR is on: the base grid is ~1000 × 500 (~500k cells). The solver automatically keeps high resolution around the Region of Interest (ROI) near your geometry, and smoothly coarsens the mesh farther away to save compute while preserving fidelity where it counts. Want a uniform grid everywhere? Just uncheck AMR.
What you’ll learn
Default base mesh: ~1000×500 (~500k cells)
How AMR focuses resolution on the ROI and tapers elsewhere
Why smooth coarsening → stable flow + faster runs
How to switch to a uniform grid (disable AMR)