<Newbie Here>: How to export a CFD mesh to eps format?

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Daniel WEI

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Feb 22, 2012, 5:55:42 PM2/22/12
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Dear experts:

Thanks for reading this.

I just downloaded the mathgl, and I didn't see any graphic view, dont know how to do it.

I have a CFD mesh (computational fluid dynamic) file, that is a lot of mesh points coordinates and its linking information.

I want to plot this to eps format, I think mathgl is a good option for me to do this, could anyone give me some guidance.

Note:
1. It's better to have a GUI view for me, I need to do some pan and rotation so to decide which view to output to eps.
2. I need hidden lines be removed, or something like that.


Please help.

With best Regards,

Daniel Wei

Alexey Balakin

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Feb 22, 2012, 9:28:52 PM2/22/12
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Dear Daniel

В Ср., 22/02/2012 в 14:55 -0800, Daniel WEI пишет:


> Dear experts:
>
>
> Thanks for reading this.
>
>
> I just downloaded the mathgl, and I didn't see any graphic view, dont
> know how to do it.
>
>
> I have a CFD mesh (computational fluid dynamic) file, that is a lot of
> mesh points coordinates and its linking information.

What is CFD? Is it just a set of vertexes and triangles? If yes then you
can use TriPlot() or TriCont() functions. If this is just grid/regular
data (like matrix) then you can use most of other functions.

> I want to plot this to eps format, I think mathgl is a good option for
> me to do this, could anyone give me some guidance.
>
>
> Note:
> 1. It's better to have a GUI view for me, I need to do some pan and
> rotation so to decide which view to output to eps.

There is UDAV (http://udav.sf.net/) which is front end for MathGL which
interpret and plot MGL scripts.

> 2. I need hidden lines be removed, or something like that.

This is default behavior. You can avoid it by using mesh
option/functions or setting low alpha value for surface.

All the best,
Alexey Balakin

Daniel WEI

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Feb 23, 2012, 1:29:30 PM2/23/12
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Thank you Alexey,

CFD means computational fluid dynamics.
Use Google Images to seach for "CFD mesh", and you will find out what the mesh of each case looks like.

I am using paraview for my post processing tool, however it cannot export eps format. :(


Daniel
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