I want to build a crystal model of two materials, the upper part is equiaxed crystal, which is one material, such as stainless steel, and the lower part is columnar crystal, which is another material, such as nickel. I want to use EBSD data to build this model. How can I do it? This is my first time using this software, and I have no idea what to do. Please give me an example and related guidance documents.![]()
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Thank you for your reply.I think I am more inclined to the second situation you mentioned: read in EBSD, compute statistics from that EBSD data and then use those statistics to generate a pair of synthetic microstructure.I want to know how to count the ebsd data containing equiaxed crystals at the bottom and columnar crystals at the top and generate virtual 3D data from them. In fact, this structure is a typical feature of metal additive manufacturing, but the columnar crystals and equiaxed crystals in the virtual model I want to build are two materials. In other words, I additively manufactured another material on one material to generate this structure.Another question is, my EBSD is two-dimensional data. Can I generate a three-dimensional virtual model through Dream3D statistics?Michael Jackson <mike.j...@bluequartz.net> 于2024年11月20日周三 08:16写道: