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choosing between dimensions in a variable
Posted 23.11.2011, 12:51 GMT-5 Materials Version 4.2 2 Replies
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hi,
i have a 2d model (r, z).
i want to create a function depands on the 'r' dimension in one point, and the 'z' dimension in other point.
for example: if ill take point 5, and point 7. i want to plot r[5]+z[7].
if ill make a variable (f=r+z) with an entity selection of the two points (5 and 7) ill get two results: r[5]+z[5] and r[7]+z[7]
how can i combine between the two points values ?
i checked at the docs but i couldnt find any mention for this.
thank you all,
ofir
i have a 2d model (r, z).
i want to create a function depands on the 'r' dimension in one point, and the 'z' dimension in other point.
for example: if ill take point 5, and point 7. i want to plot r[5]+z[7].
if ill make a variable (f=r+z) with an entity selection of the two points (5 and 7) ill get two results: r[5]+z[5] and r[7]+z[7]
how can i combine between the two points values ?
i checked at the docs but i couldnt find any mention for this.
thank you all,
ofir
2 Replies Last Post 24.11.2011, 12:24 GMT-5
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
if the points are predefined , i.e. 5 & 7 are fixed you can make a intop1_5() and select Point 5 and an intop2_7() and select Point 7 then write
f=intop1_5(r)+intop1_7(z)
but it works only for the point "5" and "7" defined in the two respective intop() operators POINT selection list
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Good luck
Ivar
if the points are predefined , i.e. 5 & 7 are fixed you can make a intop1_5() and select Point 5 and an intop2_7() and select Point 7 then write
f=intop1_5(r)+intop1_7(z)
but it works only for the point "5" and "7" defined in the two respective intop() operators POINT selection list
--
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
thank's Ivar for your quick answer.
my point are not fixed, is there anything else i can do ?
thanks,
ofir
my point are not fixed, is there anything else i can do ?
thanks,
ofir