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August 23, 2018 at 11:08 am #2908
albert.mink
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Dear Laurent,

whether something is colored blue, red or whatever depends probably on your post-processing software and is not directly related to OpenLB.
I suppose that by “blue” you mean material number 1. The design of OpenLB strictly requires material number of 1 for fluid cells and other for boundaries. That means you better DO NOT change your material number in OpenLB, but adjust your color mapping to get ‘your color’ in your post-processing software.

Cheers
Albert