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ENH: snappyHexMeshDict: added comment for limitRegions

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mattijs
2015-12-14 14:34:32 +00:00
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@ -187,7 +187,8 @@ castellatedMeshControls
//faceZone sphere; //faceZone sphere;
//cellZone sphere; //cellZone sphere;
//cellZoneInside inside; //outside/insidePoint //cellZoneInside inside; // outside/insidePoint
//insidePoint (1 1 1); // if (cellZoneInside == insidePoint)
//- Optional specification of what to do with faceZone faces: //- Optional specification of what to do with faceZone faces:
// internal : keep them as internal faces (default) // internal : keep them as internal faces (default)
@ -259,7 +260,12 @@ castellatedMeshControls
} }
// Limit refinement in geometric region // Optionally limit refinement in geometric region. This limits all
// refinement (from features, refinementSurfaces, refinementRegions)
// in a given geometric region. The syntax is exactly the same as for the
// refinementRegions; the cell level now specifies the upper limit
// for any cell. Note that it does not override the refinement constraints
// given by the nCellsBetweenLevels settting.
limitRegions limitRegions
{ {
} }
@ -297,7 +303,8 @@ castellatedMeshControls
// 2. Specify multiple locations with optional cellZones for the // 2. Specify multiple locations with optional cellZones for the
// regions. faceZones are automatically constructed from the // regions (use cellZone "none" to specify the unzoned cells)
// FaceZones are automatically constructed from the
// names of the cellZones: <cellZoneA> _to_ <cellZoneB> // names of the cellZones: <cellZoneA> _to_ <cellZoneB>
// where the cellZoneA is the lowest numbered cellZone (non-cellZone // where the cellZoneA is the lowest numbered cellZone (non-cellZone
// cells are in a special region called "none" which is always // cells are in a special region called "none" which is always