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Semi-Circle in Tecplot.
Hello All, I would like to know, how can I write ASCI data file for semi-circle. I know it for circle: ================================ [[Suppose the following example for circle of radius 20 at center(30,30) GEOMETRY X=30, Y=30, T=CIRCLE, FC=BLUE, C=GREEN 20================================= Similarly, if any option to write semi-circle, please inform me. Sincerely yours MAT |
In Tecplot 360 EX go to Data>>Create Zone>>Circular …
- For example -- create a zone of 10x25x1 Next go to Data>>Extract Subzone… - Change the J-Index from “Mx” to “13” (extracts a semi-circle zone) Next go to File>>Write Data File>> - Export the Subzone to an ASCII data file (*.dat extension) - I suggest that you select “point” format (versus “block”) You now have an Tecplot ASCII data file of a half circle. Cheers, Scott |
Thank you very much and one more thing Please
Dear Scott,
Its great, thank you very much. I can draw the semi circle in Tecplot. Actually, I am using FORTRAN code in my CFD simulation. In 2D case, if I want to create geometry like a circle, for example: a circle of radius =10 , Centre (50,20), in my FORTRAN code, I have defined the following way and in my output results file, Tecplot-360, 2010, I have seen geometry (circle). ================================================== ===================== WRITE(*,*)'GEOMETRY X=',50, ',','Y=',20,',' ,'T=CIRCLE', ',', & 'C=BLACK',',','FC=BLACK', ',', 'CS=GRID' WRITE(*,*)10 ================================================== =============== Now my problem is: For semi-circular geometry(upper half), how can I write the statements in my FORTRAN code (like above statements for circle)? Please help me in this regards. Sincerely yours MAT |
Sorry Matt, I have no suggestions. Scott
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