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change the height of the legend bar

Posted 5 giu 2013, 14:07 GMT-4 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Results & Visualization 5 Replies

Hooman
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Hello,

I wanna plot my result. The problem I face is that the domain is small,but the legend bar in the plot in not suitable.any idea how to make it small and fit to colorful height?
(Please open the pdf file)

Thanks,
Hooman

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5 Replies Last Post 5 giu 2013, 17:57 GMT-4
Mah
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Posted: 1 decade ago 5 giu 2013, 14:39 GMT-4
Hi,

There is no need to change the height of the legend bar.

Using zoom box draw a box around domain until it fits .

Good luck
Hi, There is no need to change the height of the legend bar. Using zoom box draw a box around domain until it fits . Good luck
Hooman
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Posted: 1 decade ago 5 giu 2013, 14:45 GMT-4
Mahdieh,

Thanks for the reply.
I want Comsol automatically change the height of the legend bar in according to the colorful area that for my case means be in (-1 to 0).

I tried to do use that zoom box but still I have problem.
Would you please give me more info?

Thanks,
Hooman
Mahdieh, Thanks for the reply. I want Comsol automatically change the height of the legend bar in according to the colorful area that for my case means be in (-1 to 0). I tried to do use that zoom box but still I have problem. Would you please give me more info? Thanks, Hooman
Mah
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Posted: 1 decade ago 5 giu 2013, 16:02 GMT-4
I got it!

Please go to:

Model 1(mod) > Definition > View 1 > Axis > deselect the box for Preserve aspect ratio > then use the Zoom Extents to see your model

go back to your plot and see the result:)

Good Luck
I got it! Please go to: Model 1(mod) > Definition > View 1 > Axis > deselect the box for Preserve aspect ratio > then use the Zoom Extents to see your model go back to your plot and see the result:) Good Luck
Hooman
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Posted: 1 decade ago 5 giu 2013, 16:56 GMT-4
Mahdieh,

I had tried that before. it did not work. we need to keep the aspect ratio box in selected mood as the difference in x and z direction is not the same.!

Thanks,
Hooman
Mahdieh, I had tried that before. it did not work. we need to keep the aspect ratio box in selected mood as the difference in x and z direction is not the same.! Thanks, Hooman
Hooman
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Posted: 1 decade ago 5 giu 2013, 17:57 GMT-4
Mahdieh,

Please open the attachment..you will see what I mean.
Mahdieh, Please open the attachment..you will see what I mean.

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