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<P><FONT SIZE=2>In cut grid you have 2 parameters like u and v. You just set one of them to one and you have a line instead of a grid. I think this is how you can do it. Maybe you should also view the screencasts:<BR>
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I think there is a way to specify a function instead of a straight line.<BR>
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Billy.<BR>
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De: gmsh-bounces@geuz.org em nome de Schwaab, Holger<BR>
Enviada: qui 20-11-2008 16:15<BR>
Para: gmsh@geuz.org<BR>
Assunto: [Gmsh] Postprecessor: Probe values along a line<BR>
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Hi,<BR>
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I'm using gmsh as an postprocessor for my FEAP-Results. So the Data import works great. But I couldn't find the basic feature to probe values a long a specified line. For example you have an 3D problem an you want to export you results for X=0,Y=0 an Z from 0 ...10 in an specified increment. Is this already possible ?? How difficult it would be to program a small python script to solve this problem, as the interpolation of the Date is already implemented in the PROBE Plug-in. <BR>
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Thanks<BR>
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Holger <BR>
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