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Result Analysis not showing Surface of cutting Plane => no Results visible

VitusR

Hi,

when doing the result analysis I have the following Problem:
After clicking on the Cutting Plane, it creates a cutting Plane in a random direction and shows the surface it is cutting

However, as soon as I click on "Y" to set the Plane normal to the Y axis, this monocoloured orange surface disappears

Nothing else was changed, except for pressing the Y. I can#t find any option to get the cut surface back, so I cant visualize my Results.
When selecting the cutting Plane and creating a Mach-Probe it does give me the scale, but since theres no surface to display it on I can't see any other data.

Any ideas on what could solve this?

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    Hi Vitus,

    it is just an assumption: Are you visualising the result of the case with symmetry plane? If this is the case: I noticed that the Y-coordinate is slightly negative, so I assume that the cutting plane is positioned slightly outside of your simulation domain - right next to the symmtery plane. If you use Ctrl+middle mous button, you can translate your cutting plane in the direction of its normal vector (in this case the y-direction. Doing so you can position it inside your domain. You can also use the move the plane section: change the direction to y-direction and specify an adequate stepping. Not you can use the arrows to move your cutting plane. Last option would be to specify the origin with a value.

    Please let me know, if this solves your problem.

    Best regards
    Manuel

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  • +1

    Hi Vitus,

    it is just an assumption: Are you visualising the result of the case with symmetry plane? If this is the case: I noticed that the Y-coordinate is slightly negative, so I assume that the cutting plane is positioned slightly outside of your simulation domain - right next to the symmtery plane. If you use Ctrl+middle mous button, you can translate your cutting plane in the direction of its normal vector (in this case the y-direction. Doing so you can position it inside your domain. You can also use the move the plane section: change the direction to y-direction and specify an adequate stepping. Not you can use the arrows to move your cutting plane. Last option would be to specify the origin with a value.

    Please let me know, if this solves your problem.

    Best regards
    Manuel

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