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Display inner Boundaries
Posted 16 juil. 2010, 08:56 UTC−4 1 Reply
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hello
I have a 3D simulation with some 2D cut plane plots, containing surface plots etc. My structure consists of different regions made of different materials . I need to display the boundaries between the materials in my 2D plots.
I tried "plot data set edges" in the 2D Plot group plot settings but it doesn't seem to work as I would like it to. I chose for frame "mesh" "material" and "spatial" but the all look the same: I just see the outer bounding border of my structure but no inner boudaries. What is the meaning of this "Frame"-setting anyway?
Thank you
Clemens
I have a 3D simulation with some 2D cut plane plots, containing surface plots etc. My structure consists of different regions made of different materials . I need to display the boundaries between the materials in my 2D plots.
I tried "plot data set edges" in the 2D Plot group plot settings but it doesn't seem to work as I would like it to. I chose for frame "mesh" "material" and "spatial" but the all look the same: I just see the outer bounding border of my structure but no inner boudaries. What is the meaning of this "Frame"-setting anyway?
Thank you
Clemens
1 Reply Last Post 16 juil. 2010, 09:11 UTC−4
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Hi Clemens,
Just an idea: you can draw a boundary plot and as for the expression enter "1".
(just plain 1).
Just an idea: you can draw a boundary plot and as for the expression enter "1".
(just plain 1).