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July 19, 2006, 22:26 |
Post Processing (Multiple Cutting Section)
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Hi all,
Does anyone know how to display the multiple cutting view section in the X,Y and Z axis simultaneously? I really need the rough command i.e the way of doing it to post process my result. Any help will be really appreciated. Wendy HK |
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July 20, 2006, 07:22 |
Re: Post Processing (Multiple Cutting Section)
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Look at the pscreate command. It creates shells from the current section plot. - define a section, use pscreate, define another, then pscreate. When done collect the shells, map the solution and display them all at once.
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July 21, 2006, 00:27 |
Re: Post Processing (Multiple Cutting Section)
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Thanks a lot, TG. I have pscreate the cutting section that I want to plot. But how to collect all of the shells, map the solution and display them all at once. Thank you very much for your nice advice. Wendy
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July 21, 2006, 04:02 |
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Try
ctdel all *get,mxct,mxctype cset news name NAME1 where mapping should take place snormal,plane,VERTEX NUmbers (TRY USING SENSOR POINTS) pscreate, ,section,Name of Section do this for as many sections you need transient case: store itstep Number cset news name NAME1 where mapping should take place getc, all, p for e.g. for mapping pressure caver,cset !! these shells SURROUND new model cset news name so that they surround NAME1 pmap,allsec,cset Greetings |
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July 21, 2006, 04:07 |
Re: Post Processing (Multiple Cutting Section)
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terrible how the formatting is changed in the star-cdforum. Line with cset: Carriage Return after 'place',')' Line transient: Carriage Return after 'Number','place','pressure', 'model' Hope things become clearer
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July 22, 2006, 10:39 |
Re: Post Processing (Multiple Cutting Section)
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guest7777 is making it much more difficult than necessary. Loop through each section and use pscreate to create shells for that section. The use pmap, ALLSEC,... to map the data to all sections at once. Now all you have to do is collect the shells and plot them. If you have no other shells in the model you can say cset,news,shell. If you have other shells then you can collect these by using cset on the shell types you created with the pscreate command.
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July 22, 2006, 10:41 |
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Sorry guest7777 - the line feeds confused me. I think you are saying the same thing I was.
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July 24, 2006, 05:00 |
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could very well be its terrible with the line-feed. have a nice day
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