Using pyFDS-Evac
Using pyFDS-Evac
Bringing your own FDS case, running simulations, and reading the results.
Which slices and yields a deck must provide, and the silent failure modes.
Running simulations, every CLI flag, and the post-processing scripts.
The keys a scenario reads, with their defaults.
Every file a run writes, column by column.
The optional local form: install, fields and result views.
The optional terminal front end: install, keys, runs over SSH, outputs.
Error messages and warnings, with their cause and fix.
How to get RSET with its spread from runs over several seeds.
To see what a run coupled to the fire changes against a run without it, read the study Evacuation with and without the fire.
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