The format is covered in:
https://c14.arch.ox.ac.uk/oxcalhelp/hlp_analysis_file.html
Essentially to generate a new curve file you
. go to [ File > Manager ]
. look under the "Curves" section and press the (+) New button.
. paste in the text data (see above or an existing standard version)
. press [Save] and give it a name
Within your model you can then use:
. [File > Insert]
. select the curve that you want and press [Insert]
That will put the curve into the model. For bomb work you will also wish to set the resolution to 1 or less (typically 0.2) to do this do:
. [ Tools > Options ]
. Enter 1 or 0.25 etc in the Resolution box and press [Ok]
Dates would normally be entered as R_F14C so you should then have a model which looks something like:
Options()
{
Resolution=0.2;
};
Plot()
{
Curve("Bomb21NH1","bomb21nh1.14c");
R_F14C(1.003,0.003);
};
with your curve replacing the standard one.
Best wishes
Christopher
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