getnumnodes3d
Returns the number of nodes in a file.
Syntax
R = getnumnodes3d(filename)
Inputs
- filename
- Path of the file.
Outputs
- R
- Number of nodes.
Example
R = getnumnodes3d('tutorials/Comp-plate-1LC.h3d')
R = 417
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Returns the number of nodes in a file.
Returns the number of nodes in a file.
R = getnumnodes3d(filename)
R = getnumnodes3d('tutorials/Comp-plate-1LC.h3d')
R = 417
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