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Hello, I have a tess file for which I have calculated the orientations externally. I would like to input these orientations into the tess file to visualize an IPF. I have loaded the tess file generated and tried to add the orientations through an ori file but it keeps the original orientations:
I saw in other discussions that you can do it through ori file when creating the tesselation initially, but this is very tedious to code for determinate multi-scale tessellations and requires to rerun the tesselation to know the number of laths. Is there no way to do it by loading the tess file like I did? Thanks a lot! |
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It works equally well for single and multi-scale tessellations. So, once you have your tessellation, use something ike Needs version 4.4.2-31. |
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Awesome! Thanks Romain |
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I've just added
-transform ori
for tesses:It works equally well for single and multi-scale tessellations.
So, once you have your tessellation, use something ike
neper -T -loadtess my_tess.tess -transform "ori(...)" -o my_tess2
.Needs version 4.4.2-31.