MTEX

Thanks a lot! Works fine! One comment: If specific grains are deleted in advance ie outer boundary

Apart from shape of the twin. You can differentiate using angle axis pair. For example an annealing

Perfect, thanks very much! In the end it turned out like this: %% Excluding grains with a certain

hi what if you try plot(ipfKey,'landscape') and for the poles of planes you use (100), (010)

Hi, so what is your variable gnd? Cheers, Rüdiger ________________________________________ From:

Hi Rüdiger, I got it fixed, thanks. I was wondering what is being meant by The total dislocation

I was wondering if anybody would be able to help me out with these two commands.

Thanks for the explanation Marat, it was useful.

Thanks Ralf, now I have used weightedMeanM = sum(M.*grains('Iron fcc').area)./sum(grains(

Thank you both for your responses! Using 'unitCell' in calcgrains solved the problem for me.

Hi Rüdiger! Thank you for your response! I had seen the Shigematsu et al 2006 paper before, but

Hi all, i have a material which i investigate with ebsd measurement. The grains are all oriented near

Hi Matteo, can you give an example how you do it? Are you using a loop somewhere? Cheers, Rüdiger

Hi Shuang, you observation is correct. In the current MTEX version the color key is fixed to the

Thank you very much for your reply and explanations! The code you posted works as desired and is

Hi Andrew, the grains have a field called id which does not change after taking subsets and what is

I think this should be possible. But could you please a bit more in detail what you want to have

Thanks for your reply, I catch it.