If I am getting your problem correctly you want to export data of any plot in HFSS so that you can use it with some other software tool.
Just right click the plot and use Export command it will export the excel file of data of your plot
If issue is something else let me know
My new problem is that When u go to plot rectangular plot and select a geometry, u can't select a 2d or 3d object,
only lines.
I want to get a plot of j_surf vs phi (as defined in cylindrical coordinates) over a torus, or even better, a table of valuses of abs j_surf vs phi.
I add here my simulationView attachment chiral particle.zip
What you really mean by this statement as with the rectangular plot you can plot the field on on any selected surface which is for sure 2d
Can you explain a bit more as I am not able to comprehend the problem at first place
What you really mean by this statement as with the rectangular plot you can plot the field on on any selected surface which is for sure 2d
Can you explain a bit more as I am not able to comprehend the problem at first place
Hmmm I am not sure how you have made your geometry but in HFSS if you use polyline to make some geometry then it is always labeled as polyline what else you have in the geometry which is not appearing in the drop down list?
Hmmm I am not sure how you have made your geometry but in HFSS if you use polyline to make some geometry then it is always labeled as polyline what else you have in the geometry which is not appearing in the drop down list?
Ok lets think in other way when we ask HFSS to create field report
HFSS>Results>create field Report>rectangular plot
what are we trying to plot as we have to keep one thing in mind that rectangular plot will be 2D plot where one dimension can be variation in any x,y or z dimension and other dimension could be intensity, phase or anything of our interest.
If it is the case then how a 2D or 3D object definition can adjust?
I suggest you one thing that may solve your problem
Draw a not model line at on the geometry where you want to plot the field and then plot your field along that reference line in this way you can have three plots in x, y and z
I suggest you one thing that may solve your problem
Draw a not model line at on the geometry where you want to plot the field and then plot your field along that reference line in this way you can have three plots in x, y and z
As i said, polyine 1 is a non model line and appears in the field report. this isn't the problem,
Reciving field on one line will not solve my issue which is to recive it over a surface.