Hi David,

I wrote a fortran code to generate the data so I am pretty flexible.
Currently I use general data format:

 file         = c_q3.data                                               
 grid         =          141 x           48 x           25
 format       = text
 interleaving = field
 majority     = column
 header       = lines 6
 field =    P,        T,        M,        H,        invalid,  locations
 structure= scalar,   scalar,   scalar,   scalar,   scalar,   3-vector
 type =     float,    float,    float,    float,    int,      float
 dependency=positions,positions,positions,positions,positions,positions
 end

How can I apply different attributes to the points that belong to the
boundaries with different boundary conditions imposed? I suspect I
should use data explorer native format and enter each boundary as a
separate object but it seems too complicated to me and I am afraid I am
missing something that may make the life easier. 

I will really appreciate your comments.

Thanks in advance, 
Ted   



David Thompson wrote:
> 
> Ted,
> 
> There are a couple of ways to do this depending on how your data
> object is built. Did you build this object yourself or is it an
> import of some other format? The modules you would want to use
> depending on the data structure would be Select or Include. If the
> properties are stored as data on the edges, then you could use
> Include to display the proper ones--whereas if you have the data
> structure defined properly, you could just use Select to select a
> property set.
> 
> David
> 
> >Hi,
> >
> >I have the following problem. I have a relatively complicated grid. The
> >boundary of the grid are tagged with different properties depending on
> >the boundary conditions. I would like to be able to display only
> >boundaries with a certain tag/tags. What is the best approach to this
> >problem.
> >
> >I will appreciate any comments, pointers or examples.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Ted
> 
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