Fix CST parameterization method by Zcaic · Pull Request #2124 · su2code/SU2
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I add some code about CST to CSurfaceMovement.cpp and it can work well.
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I add a test case named "cst" in TestCases/deformation. It contains test case for CST mesh deformation.
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add cst to CSurfaceMovement.cpp
Fix CST parameterization method
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Thanks, add yourself to AUTHORS.md please, since you added it as a testcase, we can try to make a regression test.
Can you check if your config works with the mesh I'm suggesting below (it's in the TestCases repo)? Then you need to change parallel_regression.py (look for /deformation/ to find the other tests).
@pcarruscag ,
I have modified the cfg file and it passed the test with mpirun -n 2 SU2_DEF naca0012.cfg.
I also modified AUTHORS.md and parallel_regression.py
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