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anishtain4 April 21, 2016 12:54

unstructured sampling in function objects
 
Hi,

I have a cutting plane in my function objects to export data for short times. However when I'm opening the files in matlab they are not Cartesian even though my grid is Cartesian. I can reorder grid and data in matlab to form a structure grid, but I need to have my original Cartesian grid on which I have solved my case. My function object looks like this:

Code:

    cuttingPlane
    {
        type            surfaces;
        functionObjectLibs ("libsampling.so");
        outputControl  timeStep;
        outputInterval  15;

        surfaceFormat  raw;
        fields          ( U );

        interpolationScheme cell;

        surfaces
        (
            zNormal
            {
                type            cuttingPlane;
                planeType      pointAndNormal;
                pointAndNormalDict
                {
                    basePoint      (3.14 1 1.57);
                    normalVector    (0 0 1);
                }
                interpolate    false;
                triangulate    false;
            }

            xNormal
            {
                type            cuttingPlane;
                planeType      pointAndNormal;
                pointAndNormalDict
                {
                    basePoint      (3.14 1 1.57);
                    normalVector    (1 0 0);
                }
                interpolate    false;
                triangulate    false;
            }

        );
    }

Also when I have the interpolate on, my data show up on two different planes!! the second one usually is at a patch.
I would appreciate any input as I'm tight with time.


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