Plotting of simulation results
line_plot is a command-line program used to produce 2D plots of simulation results. The usage of this program is:
line plot input-example.txt
Where the input file is a text file of the following format:
*INPU : Netfabb simulation input file name, without .in extension
a1: Input file name
*IPLT : Increment offset from end of analysis
i1: increment offset
This controls the increment from which the STL file is produced. The default value is -2. Range [- <ninc>, -1] or [1, <ninc>], where <ninc> is the number of solver increments with results. Negative *IPLT counts backwards from the end of the analysis, and positive *IPLT counts forwards from the beginning.
*LXYZ: Line direction and coordinates
a1
r1,r2
a1: Cartesian line direction, can be x, y, or z.
r1: First line coordinate
r2: Second line coordinate
The line direction determines the remaining two coordinates set by r1 and r2, so that:
a1 = x, r1 = y coordinate, r2 = z coordinate
a1 = y, r1 = x coordinate, r2 = z coordinate
a1 = z, r1 = x coordinate, r2 = y coordinate
*CRSE: Use coarse results input files *CRSE
This card uses the coarse *_c.case and *_c.geo files for analysis.
*RESU: Number of result components and result file extension *RESU i1 a1
i1: Number of result components, may be 1 for scalar, 3 for vector, or 6 for symmetric tensor.
a1: Result file extension name.
Default: i1 = 1, a1 = .tmp.ens for thermal model results or a1 = .dis.ens for mechanical models.
*OUTP: Output file name a1
a1: Output file name. By default the output name will be line_plot_inputfilename.csv