Mirroring a graph in POSTFEKO
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Hi @Pete_H ,
In this case, you could export the data (as .ffe if it's farfield data or as .efe/.hfe if it's nearfield data) and then copy/paste the missing data in a text editor. You could then import the edited .ffe file into POSTFEKO.
Doing it with lua scripting in POSTFEKO would also work. Unfortunately, I am unable to provide support as I lack the relevant knowledge.
Best regards,
Torben0
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Hi @Pete_H,
Could it be you're looking for this?
Or was the farfield data actually only calculated from 0 to 180 degree? In this case I think you would have to export the data from the graph and manually edit it before re-importing. Or one could do this via lua scripting.
Best regards,
Torben1 -
Thank you Torben. My situation is I only have existing data from 0 to 180.
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Hi @Pete_H ,
In this case, you could export the data (as .ffe if it's farfield data or as .efe/.hfe if it's nearfield data) and then copy/paste the missing data in a text editor. You could then import the edited .ffe file into POSTFEKO.
Doing it with lua scripting in POSTFEKO would also work. Unfortunately, I am unable to provide support as I lack the relevant knowledge.
Best regards,
Torben0 -
Thanks Torben. I have some codes to do what you describe but I was hoping there was a trick within POSTFEKO to save on the "touch labor" of my current task. Thank you for your help.
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