Error: no plot because it would be empty, using mcnpx

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The user is encountering an error in MCNPX when trying to plot dose and fluence data with Moritz, receiving the message "no plot because it would be empty." They have set up a simulation involving a water tank, nozzle, and proton beam but are unable to visualize the results. Another user advises starting a new thread for unrelated issues and emphasizes the need for clearer communication. The original poster mentions that the Moritz executable appears in the task manager but the GUI does not open. The discussion highlights troubleshooting steps for plotting issues in MCNPX simulations.
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Hello everyone!

I would like to ask you if anyone can help me solving my Problem with mcnpx. I created a file with a watertank, a nozzle and a slit blend on the surface. I also inserted a protonbeam and would like to plot the dose and fluence for examplte with Moritz. But when I execute the file the error: "no plot because it would be empty" shows up. I hope anyone can help me. The file runs but I just have the Problem with plotting the dose and fluent.

Thank you!
 
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Hello everyone!
Pb to run moritz from a given PC

thnks in advance for help
Thibaut
 
in fact exe in seen in the taskmanager but not GUI open..
 
Please start a new thread with your question, rather than adding your new question onto the end of a years-old thread. Please also give much more information in your new thread start, since your posts below make basically no sense as written. Thank you.

ThibautVincho said:
Hello everyone!
Pb to run moritz from a given PC

thnks in advance for help
Thibaut
ThibautVincho said:
in fact exe in seen in the taskmanager but not GUI open..
 

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