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Can you shift a 2-d cut plane?
Posted 2011年11月3日 GMT-4 10:00 Results & Visualization Version 4.2 1 Reply
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Hi,
I've built a 3-d model using MIMICS, but some of my geometry doesn't line up perfectly along COMSOL's coordinate system.
I want to evaluate my 3-d model in 2-d cut plane sections, but I need to rotate my entire model (or just the results) along a single axis. Is there a way to do this in results?
For example, I want to rotate the model 23 degrees in the +Z direction, then I want to look at the corresponding xy plane at certain plane levels.
Thanks,
Ben
I've built a 3-d model using MIMICS, but some of my geometry doesn't line up perfectly along COMSOL's coordinate system.
I want to evaluate my 3-d model in 2-d cut plane sections, but I need to rotate my entire model (or just the results) along a single axis. Is there a way to do this in results?
For example, I want to rotate the model 23 degrees in the +Z direction, then I want to look at the corresponding xy plane at certain plane levels.
Thanks,
Ben
1 Reply Last Post 2011年11月4日 GMT-4 03:10
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1 decade ago
Hi
Leave rather your "data set" as is, and add a new extracted data set based on a line or a plane extraction (right click the data set main node)
A good habit: right click most nodes, note that context menu content might change, when you change different physics selections higher up in the structure
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Good luck
Ivar
Leave rather your "data set" as is, and add a new extracted data set based on a line or a plane extraction (right click the data set main node)
A good habit: right click most nodes, note that context menu content might change, when you change different physics selections higher up in the structure
--
Good luck
Ivar