Hi, I am trying to create a mesh for a model (stl) that I am importing in SV. I must note that I have processed the stl in meshmixer and it's pretty smooth and without other residual disconnected surfaces. It looks rather ok. I am importing it in SV but it doesn't just solely identify the wall and t...

Hi Dave,

Yeah, it works perfectly! Many thanks for the help

Best,
Tasos

Hi Dave,

Yes, I confirm that there are also restart.780.1, restart.780.2, restart.780.3 and restart.780.4 files in the folder.

Thanks,
Tasos

Hi Dave, I attach an image with the list of files in the results folder. Capture.PNG I change the path to /cygdrive/c/'Program Files'/SimVascular/svSolver/2019-05-28 and I am running the following command: ./svpost-bin.exe -all -indir /cygdrive/d/Projects/Hemodynamics/Simulations/250K_C_0002/4-procs...

Hi Dave,

Basically I am getting the error when running svpost-bin.exe directly as the bash script was indeed pointing to another folder.

The same happens (error opening restart file) with other cases in other folders as well.

Thanks for the help.

Best,
Tasos

Hi Dave,

Thanks a lot for the tip!

I know this might not be an issue with svpost, but when I run the command from cygwin, it returns error opening the restart file. I start cygwin as administrator nevertheless.

Does it happen that you know what's going wrong?

Cheers,
Tasos

Hi, I am using SimVascular in Windows and I am interested in converting the simulation results programmatically (command prompt or through Python). I saw in a previous post the following command that I think it only works with the Linux distribution: //to create multiple files and each of them has d...

Hello Dave,

It does work using the mesh-complete.exterior.vtp file and VTK. Thanks for the helpful piece of information!

Best,
Tasos

Hi, My question is about post-processing and specifically about the generated vtp files. Do the surfaces of the wall and the inlet/outlets come strictly in one block? Is there a way to export a multiblock vtp file with different IDs for the wall and the inlet/outlets surfaces? I am not sure if there...

Dear Nathan, Thank you very much for dedicating your time into this issue. I had removed SimVascular from my PC several days ago, and after your message, I installed it to try the fix that you proposed. The thing is that it started without problems this time! I really cannot explain it. It's nearly ...