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## Writing custom scripts
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Users can customize their use of DART by writing their own scripts. Each script follows a similar pattern, which is detailed in the following pages:
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0. [Importing the modules](use_custom_import)
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1. [Creating the mesh](use_custom_mesh)
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2. [Defining the problem](use_custom_prob)
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3. [Solving the flow](use_custom_solver)
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4. [Post-processing the results](use_custom_post)
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1. [Importing the modules](use_custom_import)
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2. [Creating the mesh](use_custom_mesh)
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3. [Defining the problem](use_custom_prob)
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4. [Solving the flow](use_custom_solver)
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5. [Post-processing the results](use_custom_post)
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*Note* DART can be used in a development or in a production environement. For the former, the code needs to be compiled, and then launched using [run.py](https://gitlab.uliege.be/am-dept/dartflo/blob/master/run.py). For the latter, the code needs to be installed to a location which is in the python path (the default install path is the user's python site-packages).
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