[Vietazz]

Hi evryone.

Recentry, I've tried to plot the turbulent energy vs the distance (which I defined with the option "pick line location using two points"), after tracing the line and defining it as a variable query. and choose turbulent energy from the list. all I can see is a plotter with only on point . I have made sur that my line is well defined!. I don't know how to proceed, I followed exactly what is shown in the ensight tutorial presented in the ensight website (here is the link http://www.ceisoftware.com/wp-conten..._Plotters.html) but in vain !!

I will be really gratefull to whoever could help me.

Thanks

[kevincolburn]

Vietazz,

I'll try to help here....

Before doing the right click on the line tool to create the query, make sure that you have the domain selected in the Parts Window through which you want to make the query. If you are trying to query through the fluid domain, make sure that your fluid domain part(s) are selected. My guess is that you might have had only the wall part selected, and this thus the query is at the intersection of the line tool and the wall part -- > 1 point.

-Kevin

[Vietazz]

Thanks Kevin for your time!

Actually the part is well selected. I tried to creat a plot with ensight on my own pc, it works perfectly well !!. but when I used it on an other pc, it doesn't work !
always a single point in a plotter, which could move up down when I start simulation!
here is my work http://pho.to/3hF0N

I will be thankful to any help!

[Vietazz]

Resolved !

After many gropping !, I defined my line as a clip, then, go to the clip defined and right clic -> define as a query -> problem solved !

[kevincolburn]

Glad you found what worked. Using the Tools (Point, Line, Plane, Box, etc) are also used to create the new clip, and then query against the clip. Note, you can use a "grid" clip, rather than "mesh", so that you can control the number of sample points along the clip... and thus the number of query values.

-Kevin

[Bishwajit]

Originally Posted by kevincolburn

Vietazz,

I'll try to help here....

Before doing the right click on the line tool to create the query, make sure that you have the domain selected in the Parts Window through which you want to make the query. If you are trying to query through the fluid domain, make sure that your fluid domain part(s) are selected. My guess is that you might have had only the wall part selected, and this thus the query is at the intersection of the line tool and the wall part -- > 1 point.

-Kevin

Hello Kevin,
I also have the same issue of plotting using line tool over distance. When I tried to plot after choosing the variable, it says "Please select a part to query first". But I really am not sure where to select the parts. In the geometry list I select the ALL COMPONENTS option. Also I check all the mesh block options.

Any help will be appreciated.

With regards
Bishwajit.