I have some numerical simulations with the output as 2-d x,y data:
x0 y0
x1 y1
.. ..
The data range for all the simulations is 0<x<6.28, 0<y<1. The data are
scattered points and each
file may have a different number of data points than others. I change a
numeric parameter
and generate a new file. My import .general file uses points, 2-vector,
floats, and positioin dependancy. I can
look at one file with a simple net:
import-mark(postions)-autocolor-image
What I would really like to do is to combine the 2-d data into a large 3-d
object. I tried the following unsuccessfully to try and combine just two:
import1-mark1-
=collect series-stack-autocolor-image
import2-mark2-
My questions are:
1)How do I do this at all?
2)How do I index the "z" direction by the numeric parameter from the
simulations?
3)How do I do this gracefully, so maybe I don't need a separate import for
each data file?
Thanks for any suggestions.
-Randy
