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Larry Price
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Christophe Geuzaine
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$Id: FAQ,v 1.
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$Id: FAQ,v 1.
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This is the Gmsh FAQ
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@@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ Yes: load both the vector and the scalar fields (the two views must
have the same number of elements) and, in the vector field options,
select the scalar view in 'Data source'.
* 7.8 Can I color iso
-
value surfaces with data from another scalar
* 7.8 Can I color isovalue surfaces with data from another scalar
view?
Yes, using the CutMap plugin.
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@@ -328,8 +328,8 @@ vector/tensor fields?
Yes: use 'View->Plugin->Extract'.
* 7.11 Can I do operations on a view? Can I perform
operations
involving different views?
* 7.11 Can I do
arithmetic
operations on a view? Can I perform
operations
involving different views?
Yes, with the Evaluate plugin.
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@@ -339,8 +339,9 @@ There can be several reasons:
- the plugin might be written for specific element types only (for
example, only for scalar triangles or tetrahedra). In that case, you
should transform you view into a simplectic view with
Plugin(DecomposeinSimplex) first.
should transform your view before running the plugin (you can use
Plugin(DecomposeinSimplex) to transform all quads, hexas, prisms and
pyramids into triangles and tetrahedra).
- the plugin might expect a mesh while all you provide is a point
cloud. In 2D, you can use Plugin(Triangulate) to transform a point
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