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FILE: ObserverResultClass.f03, LINE: 9950
Arrays that should be the same size are not.
Size of number of segments not equal to the number of nodes.
!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
! The observer is defined here as a curved line of nodes (structured). The input file
! defines the number of frame changes and the surface definition. For this example,
! the line is a structured mesh of 21 node points organized as a circular arc that is
! moving at 68.6 m/s in the x direction.
!---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
&ObserverPointCloudNamelist
! This is the number of frame changes from the ground frame to the frame of reference
! where the line is defined. For this example, the frame change will be a constant
! velocity of 68.6 m/s.
nFrameChanges = 0
/
&PointCloudNamelist
! This is the coordinate type of the location of the observer. Options are
! SPHERICAL and CARTESIAN. In Cartesian coordinates the location is the X, Y, Z
! location of the observer in the observer frame. In spherical, it is the THETA,
! PHI, R position.
strCoordinateType = "CARTESIAN"
! The units of the length parameters in the location vector of the observer.
! This includes X, Y, and Z when the coordinate type is Cartesian and R when the
! coordinate type is spherical. Options are ’METER’, ’FEET’, and ’INCHES’. See
! User’s Manual for other options.
strLengthUnitType = "FEET"
nNodes = 23
/
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The above code now runs as expected with 1.1.1; however, now I am getting a 'not implemented' error because the metric is a2_aa_octave. Is that the metric you are working with?

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