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tutorials:t6 [2023/08/01 16:18] – [User-defined variables] pwarczoktutorials:t6 [2023/08/01 16:21] – [Creating a new function] pwarczok
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 Click on the lower plot, and in the **'Options'** window, edit the **'y-data'** line for the first series (**'series #0'**) of this plot. This should currently read **'X$LIQUID$C'**. Append **'*F$LIQUID'** to this - this can be done by pasting the previously copied **'F$LIQUID'** text.\\ Click on the lower plot, and in the **'Options'** window, edit the **'y-data'** line for the first series (**'series #0'**) of this plot. This should currently read **'X$LIQUID$C'**. Append **'*F$LIQUID'** to this - this can be done by pasting the previously copied **'F$LIQUID'** text.\\
  
-{{:tutorials:t6:img:t6_plot_options_2014.png| MatCalc plot}}+{{:tutorials:t6:img:t6_plot_options_6050006.png| MatCalc plot}}
  
 Repeat this process for the other series to give **'X$BCC_A2$C*F$BCC_A2'**, **'X$FCC_A1$C*F$FCC_A1'** and **'X$CEMENTITE$C*F$CEMENTITE'**. Add another variable to the plot: **'XS$C'** (can be found in the **'composition'** section), the mole fraction of carbon in the system. This should be equal to the sum of the other four variables on the plot.\\ Repeat this process for the other series to give **'X$BCC_A2$C*F$BCC_A2'**, **'X$FCC_A1$C*F$FCC_A1'** and **'X$CEMENTITE$C*F$CEMENTITE'**. Add another variable to the plot: **'XS$C'** (can be found in the **'composition'** section), the mole fraction of carbon in the system. This should be equal to the sum of the other four variables on the plot.\\
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 Close the **'Functions & Variables'** box to return to the main screen. Expand **'functions'** in the **'Variables'** window by clicking on the small plus-sign to the left of the word. This should give a list of the new functions: Close the **'Functions & Variables'** box to return to the main screen. Expand **'functions'** in the **'Variables'** window by clicking on the small plus-sign to the left of the word. This should give a list of the new functions:
  
-{{:tutorials:t6:img:t6_var_func_2014.png| MatCalc variables window}}+{{:tutorials:t6:img:t6_var_func_6050006.png| MatCalc variables window}}
    
 Make a new plot and drag and drop the functions just defined into it (To select multiple entries, hold **'Ctrl'**-key while clicking on them), together with the **'XS$C'** variable, to check that this gives the same appearance as the plot above. Make a new plot and drag and drop the functions just defined into it (To select multiple entries, hold **'Ctrl'**-key while clicking on them), together with the **'XS$C'** variable, to check that this gives the same appearance as the plot above.
tutorials/t6.txt · Last modified: 2023/08/01 16:22 by pwarczok
 
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