Hi Veronica,

It appears that your mesh is not correctly defined. Are you running the solver from the command line or from the GUI? Could you please list the size of the files in the mesh-complete directory you are running your simulation from?

Cheers,
Dave

Hi Jaeeun,

I recently discovered a bug in the level set computation on Windows OS (see https://github.com/SimVascular/SimVascular/issues/456). I haven't had a chance to look into this yet.

What version of Windows are you using?

Cheers,
Dave

Hi Maria Nicole, When the simulation failed a window should pop up. Click on the Show Details button will display information about what caused the failure. What information is shown there? If you upload your project to a place I can download it (e.g. DropBox) then I'll have a look. You don't need t...

Hi Dylan, I think that the velocity profile mapping should be the same wether you are using boundary layers or not. Please file a bug for this on GitHub (https://github.com/SimVascular/SimVascular/issues) and I'll have a look. Be sure to include any data files (mesh, bct.dat, etc) for both cases. Th...

Hi Tanmay, Under your projects svFSI directory there is a directory with the name you used to create the svFSI job. For example on Linux: ls -1 WCB_Demo_Project/svFSI/demo_fsi demo_fsi.txt short_cyl_lumen-mesh-complete/ short_cyl_wall-mesh-complete/ Change directories to WCB_Demo_Project/svFSI/demo_...

Hi Taehak, The new release of SimVascular does not support the calculation of turbulence intensity. If you would like to have this functionality added then please submit an enhancement request under the SimVascular or svSolve GitHub Issues. The development team will then determine if this is somethi...

Hi Derrick,

I've tried the ctrl-a path point selection on a couple of Windows machines here but could not reproduce the crash you are seeing. I'll come up and have a look.

Cheers,
Dave

Hi Tyler,

We do not support SimVascular on Windows 7 anymore, you will need to upgrade to Windows 10.

Cheers,
Dave

Hi Tyler, What SimVascular version are you using and what OS are you running on? There are currently some problems finding MPI and the svSolver binaries on some platforms, this is fixed for the next release. Make sure that MPICH MPI is installed and to set the location of the svSolver binaries and m...

Hi Eileen,

If you copied the .svpre file from your Windows computer then it will have the DOS '\r' end of line characters in it. This will cause svpre to fail when reading the file. You can remove the '\r' by editing the file using vim, type :set ff=unix return and save the file.

Cheers,
Dave