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Say "I have grid in polar coordinates (r, theta). How do I plot it in tecplot. Tecplot plots it in cartesian coordinates."
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The discussion revolves around generating a circle using polar coordinates in FORTRAN and plotting it in Tecplot. Participants explore the conversion from polar to Cartesian coordinates for visualization purposes.
Participants express varying levels of understanding regarding the plotting process and the relationship between polar and Cartesian coordinates. There is no clear consensus on the best approach to take.
Some assumptions about the definitions of polar and Cartesian coordinates may not be fully articulated, and the discussion does not resolve the specific challenges faced in plotting.
anorlunda said:I don't understand. To make a X-Y grid, loop on X and loop on Y. To make a r-θ grid, loop on r and loop on θ.
Perhaps you want to make a rectangular grid within a circle?
About Techplot.DrClaude said:Is this a question about Fortran or about Tecplot?
Yes thank you, I have the grid. Was facing problem in plotting it.RPinPA said:FYI, in any language, if you let ##\theta## go from 0 to ##2\pi## then the points with cartesian coordinates ##x = r \cos(\theta), y = r \sin(\theta)## will be spaced around the circle of radius ##r##.