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    Gloriousface
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    Hello,everyone

    I have built a model of oil droplets flowing in water. I am going to use setBounceBackVelocityBoundary to give a velocity to the upper boundary and a pressure boundary to the inlet and outlet. However, I find that the two-dimensional and three-dimensional parameters of the setBounceBackVelocityBoundary are different. What do the last two parameters of setBounceBackVelocityBoundary2d mean?I would appreciate it if you could help me solve this problem.

    setBounceBackVelocityBoundary2d (SuperLattice2D< T, DESCRIPTOR > &sLattice, SuperGeometry2D< T > &superGeometry, int material, IndicatorF2D< T > &geometryIndicator, std::vector< int > bulkMaterials=std::vector< int >(1, 1))
    setBounceBackVelocityBoundary3d(SuperGeometry3D< T > &superGeometry, int material, T omega, SuperLattice3D< T, DESCRIPTOR > &sLattice)

    Best,
    Gloriousface

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