Tutorial 1 not outputting pressure values in exodus file

[diegoaspinwall]

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Hi everyone,

I recently installed moose on my machine. I'm running Windows 11, so I installed WSL and Ubuntu 20.04, as instructed. Then I git cloned the library this morning and have been working to reproduce the first tutorial, babbler.

I'm following the first tutorial exactly so far, except I never linked my code to github, which I imagine wouldn't affect anything. I made the pressure_diffusion.i file exactly the same as in the tutorial as well. I then run

cd ~/projects/babbler/problems
../babbler-opt -i pressure_diffusion.i

and get my 'pressure_diffusion_out.e' file. But when I plot it in ParaView, all pressure values are zero.

The weird thing is that I can run the first example, and I get a correct diffusion gradient.

Not sure what is going on. Does anyone have ideas I could try? Thank you.

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[GiudGiud]

Hello

Did you make sure to visualize the second time step and not the initial condition?

Guillaume

[diegoaspinwall]

Hi Guillaume - thank you so much. I just did that and it worked. I will not be making that mistake again lol