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Old   February 23, 2017, 01:26
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Hello friends,

Seeing you all after a while. Wishing a great 2017 to all (a bit late isnt it ?).

So i have a doubt, in CFX - CFD post about creation of planes.

I needed a plane , say , a YZ plane with an angle of say 5 degrees w.r.t 'Z' axis. I also need to traverse the plane along in a direction normal to the rotated plane, at different lengths.

Using plane bound i can crop the plane acoording to my requirement. But if i specify the X distance to traverse the plane, it would not move in a direction normal to the YZ plane.

I tried translation, plane is traversing in its normal direction only, but it is getting replicated and not cropping down to my cross section of interest as i move it.

I tried 3 point method also, the same thing happened.

How can i resolve this ?


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