Dear MTEX users,
I am trying to work with MTEX on a Linux Scientific (7.3?) which, as far as I understood, is the OS of our remotely accesssible computing cluster at my university.
Everything runs fine up until, while evaluating the texture of my dataset, I encounter this error (which I never ever had before on Windows):
Error using rotation (line 125)
Type mismatch in rotation!
Error in orientation/dot_outer (line 25)
o2 = rotation(o2);
Error in quaternion/find (line 22)
d = dot_outer(lookup,ref);
Error in EBSD/findByOrientation (line 15)
ind = find(ebsd.orientations,q0,epsilon);
Error in EvalTexNY (line 134)
componentEBSD{i,1} = findByOrientation(ebsd_rot_rec('t'),obj,15*degree);
For the single orientation the code works fine:
O1sym = symmetrise(orientation('Euler',10^-9*degree,10^-9*degree,45*degree,cs,SS));
but it does not for fibers, defined as this:
alphaF = fibre(h110,xvector);
h110 = Miller(1,1,0,cs,'uvw');
cs=ebsd('t').CS;
CS = {...
'notIndexed',...
crystalSymmetry('m-3m', [3.159 3.159 3.159], 'X||a', 'Y||c*',...
'mineral', 't', 'color', 'dark red')};
when calculating this:
componentEBSD{i,1} = findByOrientation(ebsd_rot_rec('t'),alphaF,15*degree);
on:
>> ebsd_rot_rec('t')
ans = EBSD (show methods, plot)
Phase Orientations Mineral Color Symmetry Crystal reference frame
2 49921 (100%) Tungsten m-3m
Properties: bands, bc, grainindex, index, x, y, grainId, mis2mean
Scan unit : um
is it because of me or not? It always worked fine on Windows.
Best Regards,
Umberto.