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Plot Static 3D Mesh from .dat File #54
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Yes, but you will need a mulgrid geometry file for your mesh. Then you can do 2D layer or slice visualization of any quantity using the mulgrid |
Thank you, sir. Actually, I am still learning to use mulgrid but I already use software like Petrasim to create grid geometry. Is there any methods that you can recommend to convert either from mulgrid to .dat (Petrasim) or vice versa? |
If by ".dat" you mean the TOUGH2 input data file, then PyTOUGH does have methods for converting between .dat and mulgrid. If you have a mulgrid geometry you can use the |
Hello dear Adrian, Can you please give us the full syntax of 't2grid.rectgeo()' ? I tried the following syntax but got errors |
That syntax looks ok. The obvious thing that can go wrong with |
It looks like maybe your input file doesn't have block centres in the grid? You will definitely need those before you can make a geometry from it. |
I am seeking to read a .dat file and visualize the mesh static data in actual x, y, and z coordinates. Are there any built-in methods available in PyTough that I can utilize for this purpose?
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