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21-Topaz II
Dec 29, 2021 8:10 AM UTC
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Why rotatemesh is in red?

Hello everyone,
I'm trying to use the "rotate" function obtained from the "plottool" collection downloaded from this community some time ago. I would like to know why the "rotatemesh" function is marked in red as it is evident from the following figure, while the function "rotate" which utilizes it, doesn't give error?:

rotate.jpg

23-Emerald V
Dec 29, 2021 9:04 AM UTC

@-MFra- wrote:

Hello everyone,
I'm trying to use the "rotate" function obtained from the "plottool" collection downloaded from this community some time ago. I would like to know why the "rotatemesh" function is marked in red as it is evident from the following figure, while the function "rotate" which utilizes it, doesn't give error?:

 


Because rotate operates upon the whole 3D mesh (3x(BoundxBound)) whereas rotatemesh only operates upon an individual mesh (eg, x-y or z-x (BoundxBound)).  Try vectorizing the rotatemesh expression in Frotate.

 

Stuart 

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24-Ruby IV
Dec 29, 2021 8:14 AM UTC

 Hi,

 

Please upload your worksheet.

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23-Emerald V
Dec 29, 2021 9:04 AM UTC

@-MFra- wrote:

Hello everyone,
I'm trying to use the "rotate" function obtained from the "plottool" collection downloaded from this community some time ago. I would like to know why the "rotatemesh" function is marked in red as it is evident from the following figure, while the function "rotate" which utilizes it, doesn't give error?:

 


Because rotate operates upon the whole 3D mesh (3x(BoundxBound)) whereas rotatemesh only operates upon an individual mesh (eg, x-y or z-x (BoundxBound)).  Try vectorizing the rotatemesh expression in Frotate.

 

Stuart 

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21-Topaz II
Dec 29, 2021 9:26 AM UTC

Thank you very much!

rotate+.jpg

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23-Emerald V
Dec 29, 2021 10:33 AM UTC

Nessun problema.

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