[DesignModeler] How to draw a wavy wall in DesignModeler

mariam.sara · September 9, 2019, 10:11

Hello all
I am trying to draw a wavy wall in an enclosure using DesignModeler with a fixed amplitude A as shown in picture? may somebody guide me how I can do that?

Mariam

Gweher · October 6, 2019, 14:49

Hello Mariam,

There is no direct way to draw such a profile in design modeller ... In Spaceclaim you can use the build in equation function to create your profiles directly but not natively in design modeller

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A walkaround would be to generate a text file with point coordinates of your profile (in matlab/excel for instance) and import the txt file in designmodeller.

The structure of the text file should be abxyz

a: group number (must be an integer >=1)
b: point ID number (integer >=1)
xyz: coordinates (depend on DM system units)

Have fun

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October 6, 2019, 14:49		#2
Gweher Senior Member Gwenael H. Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Switzerland Posts: 392 Rep Power: 20	Hello Mariam, There is no direct way to draw such a profile in design modeller ... In Spaceclaim you can use the build in equation function to create your profiles directly but not natively in design modeller . A walkaround would be to generate a text file with point coordinates of your profile (in matlab/excel for instance) and import the txt file in designmodeller. The structure of the text file should be abxyz a: group number (must be an integer >=1) b: point ID number (integer >=1) xyz: coordinates (depend on DM system units) Have fun