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Being able to produce a deformed mesh in cgns rather than SU2 format would be useful for:
transferring geometries resulting from optimization cases to other simulation tools (whether another fluid solver or for multiphysics simulations)
editting meshes when the files used to generate the mesh have been lost or are unavailable (currently there is no way to load an su2 mesh into pointwise, for example).
general compatibility with external tools: 3rd party mesh deformation & generation, CAD, etc.
Since we can already read CGNS format hopefully that won't be too burdensome.
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Being able to produce a deformed mesh in cgns rather than SU2 format would be useful for:
Since we can already read CGNS format hopefully that won't be too burdensome.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: