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Measure area with matlab
Posted 16 mag 2017, 16:06 GMT-4 1 Reply
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i recently started using matlab for optimization purposes and im stuck with the problem of measuring the area of my model. I want to get the area of Domain 1.
I viewed the *.m file for it and it creates:
"model.material('mat5').selection.set([1]);"
This appears to select domain 1 for the material 5...so how do I address this? And with wich function?
I googled
"model.geom('geom1').measureFinal.selection.set([1])"
to apparently get the area, but all i get in Matlab is
"ans =
Dimension 2: Geometry geom1; Domain 1"
How do I get the area of something before solving the model (as it is possible in the Workspace)?
Also: Where can I get this kind of information? Is there some kind of overview of all functions? Its not in the documentation...
Thanks in advance
Hello E Sing
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model.geom('geom1').measureFinal.selection.geom('geom1', 2);
model.geom('geom1').measureFinal.selection.set([1]);
model.geom('geom1').measureFinal.getVolume
I want to get the perimeter. They claim that this same code gives the Volume, area and perimeter. But I have not been able to get the perimeter with it. Please, let me know if you have a way around the perimeter. Thank you.