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  3. When a transient CFX case (.res and .trn files) with moving geometry (for example a transient turbomachinery) case is loaded into EnSight, the geometry doesn’t move/rotate with time. Why is this happening.

When a transient CFX case (.res and .trn files) with moving geometry (for example a transient turbomachinery) case is loaded into EnSight, the geometry doesn’t move/rotate with time. Why is this happening.

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    • March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
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      This behavior can be changed with the following steps in EnSight. 1. When opening a case, select Advanced Interface. 2. Open the Format options tab 3. Set Transient Geometry? = Yes (Coordinates only) 4. Load all parts

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