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May 18, 2016, 21:13 |
Finding the coordinates of density
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Wolfgang Black
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Hello,
I'm trying to use a countour of density/species to outline my interface. I'd like to use this contour, which stretches and at one point inverts, to find for me the max and min coordinate values. I tried to use isolines of species for this but when the interface inverts they die. At the moments I can plot the contours, but can't do any operations on them. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks so much, |
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May 19, 2016, 21:06 |
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Kevin Colburn
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You can try to use IsoSurfaces. If the parent part is a 2D part, then the created IsoSurface will be 1D, at a constant single value. You can then query the min (or max) coordinate of the IsoSurface. In principle, the IsoSurface is effectively a single Contour. The benefit is that the IsoSurface is a proper part, with coordinates.
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