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April 23, 2023, 04:05

How to make a horizontal cut in a 3D figure that was originally a 2D figure

luciagalvez

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Lucía

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Hi, I am working on my final project and I have some simulations of two concentric cylinders that I have done in 2D. These results are exported to CFD Post and I want to show them in 3D but as if it were cut by 2 planes forming a wedge.

I have managed to show the complete tube in 3D but not cut and I can't find the solution. (One of the images is how I have done the simulations in 2D and the other how it is in full 3D)

I don't know if I explained myself well, I hope someone knows the solution.
Thank you

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