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Plot 1D issue
Posted 28.09.2012, 11:39 GMT-4 Results & Visualization Version 4.2a, Version 4.3 2 Replies
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Hi. I come from 3.3, now I upgrade at 4.3 and I have a problem with new graphics and organitazion.
In particular, now I have a issue with 1D plot.
I have a square, inside this there are a variable magnetic field. I want to plot the module of MF component x (mef.Hx) in function of x, for acostant y. If I click in 1D plot->>global->y axis I add mf.Hx and x axis I add x (in meter, the x of geometric square) the plot return me an error "error in the evalutation of expression". I think this is for there are another variable (y of the square).
Can you help me? Thanks.
In particular, now I have a issue with 1D plot.
I have a square, inside this there are a variable magnetic field. I want to plot the module of MF component x (mef.Hx) in function of x, for acostant y. If I click in 1D plot->>global->y axis I add mf.Hx and x axis I add x (in meter, the x of geometric square) the plot return me an error "error in the evalutation of expression". I think this is for there are another variable (y of the square).
Can you help me? Thanks.
2 Replies Last Post 29.09.2012, 13:08 GMT-4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
some of the new tricks in V4 is to make derived "Data Set"s, right click the Data Set node and add a "2D cut line", define the height and direction therein, then go to your" line plot" node, and refer it to the cut line (you can add several lines witha "range" or a set of positions, just ote the sign and arrow direction (if you se nothing, try to invert all signes of the offset for the multilines)
Do not forget the numerous short videos on the main we site, they give a nice quick intro, there are a few about postprocessing too ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
some of the new tricks in V4 is to make derived "Data Set"s, right click the Data Set node and add a "2D cut line", define the height and direction therein, then go to your" line plot" node, and refer it to the cut line (you can add several lines witha "range" or a set of positions, just ote the sign and arrow direction (if you se nothing, try to invert all signes of the offset for the multilines)
Do not forget the numerous short videos on the main we site, they give a nice quick intro, there are a few about postprocessing too ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
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1 decade ago
thank you now work