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JavaAPI - Display Geometry
Posted 2012年11月13日 GMT-5 11:50 Version 4.3a 2 Replies
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I try to display only the geometry for a loaded problem within a java api.
Displaying the results for any problem works fine after implementing the steps from COMSOLJavaAPIReferenceGuide.pdf section Graphical User Interfacse, but showing only the geometry drives me crazy.
I've also tried to plot a geometry within a result-plot without defining a mesh or study.
Thefore I've created a solution selecting a Model=Model1 and Frame=Geometry(x,y,z), but no Plot is generated. Not even in Comsol, so I think displaying the geometry in the JavaAPI is not possible.
I'm not sure if this missing part should be considered as a bug or a missing feature.
Can anyone help?
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You're right. There is no built in support for showing the geometry in the COMSOL API.
The trick is to create a mesh of the boundaries of you model and create a mesh plot using a uniform colour. You can show a mesh plot without having solved your model!
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Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark