This is fairly straight forward.
a = Mark(yourData, "positions");
b = Compute(a, a.0);
c = Include(b, 5, 10);
d = Unmark(c);
Now d no longer includes those portions of the grid (you may want to
cull the include).
David
Hello DX'ers,
I've got a 3-d field of elements having irregular positions,
although only the z-dimension positions are actually irregular - the
x and y positions are regularly-spaced. It's essentially a
finite-element mesh. I'm trying to "remove" elements, not based on
their value (which can be accomplished using the Include module),
but rather based on their x and y positions. For example, let's say
that the domain ranges from x=0 to x=10, y=0 and y=20, and z=0 to
z=5. What I'd like to do is remove all elements from x=0 to x= 5 so
that I can see what is happening inside the volume. Note that the
elements are visualized as solids using ShowBoundary and
FaceNormals. I've tried ClipPlane, but the elements on the clipping
plane are not rendered as opaque so they do not appear. Slab won't
work either, because the connections are irregular. In addition, my
attempts at using ClipVolumeMacro have not been at all successful.
This seems like it should be pretty straight forward, but I'm
obvioulsy missing some critical aspect.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Karl Pohlmann
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