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June 18, 2020, 08:30 |
Slice of a 3D iso-surface
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Brandon
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I'm wondering if it is possible on Tecplot 360 to have a slice after an iso-surface has been generated. I try to generate a slice and I get a slice of the contour used to create the iso-surface.
Slicing by volume, surface or volume and surface does not get me what I need. Any suggestions would be helpful. |
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June 22, 2020, 13:57 |
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Scott Fowler
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In Tecplot 360, derived objects (slices, iso-surfaces, streamtraces) pass through Zones. So for a slice to cut through an iso-surface it must first be extracted to a new zone. This can be done via: Data>Extract>Iso-Surfaces. When creating the slice, make sure instruct the slice to Slice through>Surface Zones, this setting can be found on the Definition page of the Slice Details dialog.
I hope that helps. Scott |
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July 5, 2020, 12:54 |
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