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| ====== Tutorials ====== | ====== Tutorials ====== | ||
| - | In this page you will find different tutorials on how to create different cases in VisualSPHysics for FreeCAD. | + | In this page you will find different tutorials on how to create different cases in DesignSPHysics. |
| Use this tutorials to make yourself confortable with using the interface, and as a complement to the [[featreference|Feature Reference]] | Use this tutorials to make yourself confortable with using the interface, and as a complement to the [[featreference|Feature Reference]] | ||
| - | * [[dam-break-example|Dam Break]] | + | ===== Dam Break ===== |
| + | This tutorial creates a basic body of water that simply falls and fills its encasing. It's one of the most simple cases to do, and is recommended to learn the basics. | ||
| + | [[dam-break-example|You can view it here]] | ||
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| + | ===== Float example ===== | ||
| + | This tutorial creates a floating cube falling into a body of water inside a case. It uses floating properties. | ||
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| + | [[float-example|You can view it here]] | ||
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| + | ===== Initials example ===== | ||
| + | This tutorial includes importing an external mesh (in STL) and placing a body of water in it. It shows how to apply an initial velocity vector to a body of water. | ||
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| + | [[initials-example|You can view it here]] | ||