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6.6.3 GRID3 (gx, gy, gz, m)

Creates a 3-dimensional grid of values.

gx, gy, and gz give the origin and the step width of the grid for the x, y and z direction, e.g. gx = (x0, dx), gy = (y0, dy) and gz = (z0, dz).

gx, gy and gz are typeless nodes, to which the number nodes x0, dx, y0, dy, z0 and dz are connected, and m is a typeless node to which the layers of the 3-dimensional value matrix are connected.

The following variations of this keyword exist (some of them define the same internal structures, and are only defined to allow consistent naming conventions):

Keyword numbers
GRID3 float
GRID3_F float
GRID3_D double


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