Rsoft BeamProp software - redeem my misery!

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The user is experiencing difficulties with Rsoft BeamProp simulation software while trying to divide a multi-core fiber design into regions along the z-axis, as the software only allows division of the middle core. They seek advice from the community for solutions. A suggestion was made to explore Synopsys Support and their online forums for assistance, though the user noted that those forums are not very active. The user is also interested in engaging in friendly discussions about Rsoft BeamProp and RP FiberPower software. Overall, the thread highlights a need for support and community interaction regarding simulation challenges.
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Hi everyone!:)
I'm Having a rough time with Rsoft BeamProp simulation software, I am simulating an multi-core fiber with my own specific design and am trying to divide the fiber into regions (in z axis) - the software would only let me divide a specific core (and more specifically the middle core). Is there anyone here than can advice me ?
Thanks a lot!:smile:
 
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Thanks for replying!:)
Their forums aren't so active...I might try watching their recordings so thanks!
Anyway I am looking for friendly and professional conversations about this software and RP FiberPower software
 

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