I want to plot fixed-length velocity vectors in CFD-Post. I know how to do it in Fluent but can't find the option for fixed length in CFD post. Is it even possible to do so in CFD-Post? Waiting for the reply.

I want to plot fixed-length velocity vectors in CFD-Post. I know how to do it in Fluent but can’t find the option for fixed length in CFD post. Is it even possible to do so in CFD-Post? Waiting for the reply.

- March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
  
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  You can normalize the symbols in CFD-Post which will give you the desired result. For more information please go through documentation.

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I want to plot fixed-length velocity vectors in CFD-Post. I know how to do it in Fluent but can’t find the option for fixed length in CFD post. Is it even possible to do so in CFD-Post? Waiting for the reply.

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