$ynode

The y-coordinate for each y node. The number of rows (n) depends on the function $xsecysecmaxob.

• Unit: μm

Format

$ynode
y1
y2
 .
 .
 .
yn

Example

$xsecysecmaxob 
    3    5    2 

$ynode
    0.00
    1.00
    3.00
    3.05
    3.45

It means the 1^st y-point is at 0.0 (μm); the 2^nd is at 1.0 (μm); the 3^rd is at 3.0 (μm); the 4^th is at 3.05 (μm); and the last is at 3.45 (μm).

The $ynode setting in GUI interface is here
1. Press Mesh Setting and choose Manual mesh.
2. Choose Y-node point and set the 1^st Y-point to 0.0 (μm).


3. Continue set the 2^nd Y-point to 1.0 (μm).


4. Continue set the 3^rd Y-point to 3.0 (μm).


5. Continue set the 4^th Y-point to 3.05 (μm).


6. Continue set the last Y-point to 3.45 (μm).


7. Get 5 Y-nodes!

Related commands

$xsecysecmaxob, $xnode, $ydiv