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defjam
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I have a few plots where I am trying to show the edge of the microstructure however there are horizontal lines that fill in the area of interest for my needs. Is there a way to remove these horizontal lines without getting rid of the outline of the microstructure?
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Scott Fowler
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I'm not sure we can offer helpful advice without knowing more about your data. I'm going to guess that the micro structures (including the horizontal lines) are simply part of your grid and there's not likely much that can be done.
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