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3 years ago
19.01.2022, 03:07 GMT-5
If you pick a point like a corner on the geometry, there will be a node there. But you might be picking a point right now that is not part of the meshed geometry? You can also set up a Cut Point under Results-Datasets whose coordinates you are free to choose, and they are not necessarily going to coincide with a node.
If you pick a point like a corner on the geometry, there will be a node there. But you might be picking a point right now that is not part of the meshed geometry? You can also set up a Cut Point under Results-Datasets whose coordinates you are free to choose, and they are not necessarily going to coincide with a node.
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3 years ago
19.01.2022, 11:48 GMT-5
Updated:
3 years ago
19.01.2022, 11:53 GMT-5
Rene
Thank you very much. I did successfully get some plot. How can I refer to the cut point when I use 1D point plot?
Rene
Thank you very much. I did successfully get some plot. How can I refer to the cut point when I use 1D point plot?
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3 years ago
20.01.2022, 02:47 GMT-5
Rene
Thank you very much. I did successfully get some plot. How can I refer to the cut point when I use 1D point plot?
Change the Dataset from Study1(...) to you Cut Point solution.
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>Rene
>
>Thank you very much. I did successfully get some plot. How can I refer to the cut point when I use 1D point plot?
Change the Dataset from Study1(...) to you Cut Point solution.