Creates a new cell register.

Performs manual adaption to coarsen the mesh based on a specified cell register.

Deletes a cell register.

Displays a cell register.

Edits an existing cell register.

Lists all of the currently defined cell registers.

Lists the properties of a cell register.

Performs manual adaption to refine the mesh based on a specified cell register.

Enters the manage menu, where you can manage the pairings of wall zones with auxiliary geometry definitions as part of geometry-based adaption. This text command menu is only available when using the PUMA adaption method, when the mesh/adapt/geometry/reconstruct-geometry text command is enabled.

Enables / disables geometry-based adaption.

Sets geometry controls for wall zones. This text command is only available when using the hanging node adaption method.

Adds a new automatic adaption criterion.

Deletes an existing automatic adaption criterion.

Edits an existing automatic adaption criterion.

Lists all the existing automatic adaption criteria.

Lists the properties of an existing automatic adaption criterion.

Enters the aerodynamics menu, which provides text commands that create cell registers and define adaption criteria that can be useful for aerodynamic simulations.

Enters the boundary layer menu, which provides text commands that create the necessary cell registers for refinement and define adaption criteria for the manual adaption of boundary layers.

Enters the combustion menu, which provides text commands that create named expressions and cell registers and define adaption criteria that can be useful for combustion simulations.

Enters the multiphase menu, which provides text commands that create named expressions and cell registers and define adaption criteria that can be useful for Volume of Fluid (VOF) simulations.

Creates adaption settings suitable for the automatic adaption of overset meshes during the calculation, to remove orphans, reduce size mismatches between donor and receptor cells, and/or increase the mesh resolution in gaps as needed (in order to prevent the creation of orphan cells). For 3D cases, anisotropic refinement is used by default for suitable prismatic cells adapted as part of overset orphan adaption and/or overset gap adaption, in order to produce cells that have a lower aspect ratio and/or a mesh resolution that is suitable for boundary layers near walls, respectively.

Clears the adaption profiling counters.

Disables adaption profiling.

Enables adaption profiling.

Prints adaption profiling results.

Allows you to specify additional refinement layers (this is an advanced control that is applied globally).

Sets cell zones to be used for marking adaption. An empty list specifies that all zones are considered for adaption.

Sets the graphics display options for the refinement, coarsening, and common cells.

Enables / disables the encapsulation of child cells of a refined parent within its respective partition in parallel when using the PUMA method. By default this encapsulation is disabled, in order to improve the load balance of cells across partitions (particularly for higher levels for refinement). Note that when encapsulation is enabled, prismatic adaption is not permitted.

Sets an approximate limit to the total cell count of the mesh during adaption. Fluent uses this value to determine when to stop marking cells for refinement. A value of zero places no limits on the number of cells.

Controls the number of levels of refinement used to split cells during the adaption.

Sets the adaption method.

Sets the minimum value allowed for the orthogonal quality of cells during adaption. If your solution diverges, you may find that using a higher minimum quality value resolves the issue. This text command is only available with the PUMA 3D adaption method.

sets an approximate limit to the edge length for cells that are considered for refinement. Even if a cell is marked for refinement, it will not be refined if (for 3D) its volume is less than the cube of this field or (for 2D) its area is less than the square of this field. The default value of zero places no limits on the size of cells that are refined.

Enables/disables the adaption of dead cells in overset meshes.

Enables / disables anisotropic adaption for prismatic cells as part of manual adaption. Note that this text command requires that the adaption method is set to PUMA.

Allows you to select the boundary zones that specify directions for anisotropic refinement on prismatic cells with the PUMA method.

Sets the split ratio for the cells as part of anisotropic refinement on prismatic cells with the PUMA method.

Allows you set how much information about the adaption is printed to the console.

Enables / disables the migration of newly created partitions to the compute-nodes and the reordering of the domain as part of polyhedra conversion. This is disabled by default, because it requires significant additional memory; when disabled, it is recommended that you save the case file after conversion, read it in a new Fluent session (so that the new / stored partitions become active), and then manually reorder using the mesh/reorder/reorder-domain text command. If you want to run the calculation in the current Fluent session you can enable the migrate-and-reorder? text command prior to conversion, but you must ensure that no more than half of the available memory of your system is currently used.

Specifies whether boundary layer cells will be preserved when the domain is converted to polyhedra. When the value is set to 0 (default) Ansys Fluent checks for high aspect ratio cells at the boundary layer and if any are found, Fluent asks if you want to preserve the boundary layer. When the value is set to 1, the boundary layer cells are never preserved; when it is set to 2, the boundary layer cells are always preserved (regardless of the aspect ratio of the boundary layer cells).

Enables the preservation of surfaces (that is, manifold zones of type interior) during the conversion of the domain to polyhedra. Note that only those zones with a name that includes the string you specify will be preserved.