PyFluent Journaling and APIs — Lesson 3
This video lesson will start by exploring different ways to launch an Ansys Fluent session using PyFluent. We will then dive into PyFluent journaling, a useful feature for recording your Fluent sessions as Python scripts. This method also helps to quickly learn and write PyFluent commands, which can be a good starting point for new learners.
Additionally, this lesson will showcase the use of TUI API and Settings API methods for various tasks, including reading a mesh, defining units and much more. The nuances between the two methods will also be discussed.
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