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Hi,
I am trying to place line probes so that they are purpendicular to a surface (see image). I would like them to be placed so that they are in line with the mesh. Does anyone know a way of doing this please? Thanks |
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To figure out the details might take a bit of work, but something along these lines should work (I think):
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Thanks for your reply.
I have been searching in the help files for how to obtain the surface normal direction using a field function but I cant seem to find it anywhere. Do you have any idea how to do this? Thanks |
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search "Calculating and Visualizing Face Normals" in the help manual.
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Does it matter that my simulation is 2D as this doesnt seem to be working for me. I used the example that was given in the help file.
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