Multi-plane results are required in post-processing

- August 1, 2019 at 7:21 am
  
  dj.huang
  Subscriber
  
  House HVAC temperature distribution with many planes is shown as attached. But "location" in Discovery AIM is not allowed to add two or more planes at each section.
  
  How can a multi-plane result as this be demonstrated?
- August 1, 2019 at 8:49 am
  
  Naresh Patre
  Ansys Employee
  
  Hello M1_Garand
  
  Though it is not possible to select multiple locations from the list, you can achieve the same by editing the expression. If you click on the plane in location field you will get the location path. See below image which gives the location path of "Plane 1".
  
  Similarly, if you have another plane, you can click on it to get the location path.
  
  Now to specify multiple locations, specify all the location paths separated by a comma "," in the location field. See below location path which contains path for 3 planes - Plane 1, Plane 3 and Plane 4.
  
  ["@@/Study/Plane:Plane 1", "@@/Study/Plane:Plane 3", "@@/Study/Plane:Plane 4"]
  
  See below image showing this combined location path and the contour results plotted for the 3 planes in a single result object.
  - August 5, 2019 at 2:10 am
    
    dj.huang
    Subscriber
    
    Hello Naresh Patre
    
    According to your comments, I have already obtained the results I need. Thank you for your help.

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