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Is there a simple way to define a single named point in space using the spherical coordinate definitions? Similar to how you can define a curve using the analytical curve function? (Of course, instead of a curve, just a point along the curve.)
TIA
Hi Zain
This would actually make a nice feature in FEKO. I am going to log this for development.
In the meantime, I would suggest you create a script. The script can then be added under Home tab, Application macro as a button or 'plugin'
See page 766 'Custom Dialogs' and page 3213: 'Forms' in the User Manual.
Create a form where you enter the spherical coordinates. Convert to Cartesian and create the named point.
The part where the named point is created can be recorded in CADFEKO to get the syntax
For example:
app = cf.GetApplication() project = app.Project
-- Added named point 'A' = pt(1,2,3) A = project.NamedPoints:Add('A', '1', '2', '3')
Mel
I knew conversion was an option but I was hoping to avoid it.
Thanks! I'll try the scripting method
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