tutorial files [Darcy_thermo_mech] not working #17544
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cticenhour
Apr 8, 2021
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You may be looking at the initial condition, which is zero for that step (the default). MOOSE allows the definition of an initial condition, even for Steady-type problems. Look for a "Play" symbol button at the top of your ParaView window. It should look something like this: Press that play button to advance to Timestep 1. |
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You may be looking at the initial condition, which is zero for that step (the default). MOOSE allows the definition of an initial condition, even for Steady-type problems. Look for a "Play" symbol button at the top of your ParaView window. It should look something like this:
Press that play button to advance to Timestep 1.