IBM Release 1.93 manual Postprocess Group, Field, Cad, Webpage

FIELD	Tells tempest to produce a field file containing the specified field
	variable at each point.
	Parameters: variable xlo xhi ylo yhi zlo zhi x y z file
	phase state

3.1.9. POSTPROCESS Group

CAD	Produces a .ctxt (2-D) or 2-D or 3-D DXF file of the entire
	simulation domain, suitable for importation into a CAD program,
	e.g. for numerically controlled machining, photomask generation, or
	documentation. In a 3-D DXF file, each block in the simulation
	domain becomes a set of six 3DFACE entities. In a .ctxt or 2-D DXF
	file, each block is projected onto two rectangles, representing the
	upper and lower faces in the given orientation. POEMS DXF files
	are known to import properly into several CAD packages including
	Autodesk Inventor. Note that length unit used in the DXF file is
	metres unless otherwise specified--since many CAD packages use a
	fixed number of decimals, this may cause confusion when the
	sample domain is very small (e.g. in optical waveguides). Note that
	the orientation is ignored in a 3-D file.
	Parameters: file filetype dimensions orientation units xcut ycut zcut space
	Examples:	CAD file=ofile3.dxf filetype=dxf dimensions=3
		CAD file=ofile2.dxf filetype=dxf dimensions=2,
		units=micron orientation=ZX
		CAD file=ofile.ctxt filetype=ctxt units=micron,
		orientation=XY
	The CAD statement also permits defining a line (for 2-D) or a plane
	(3-D), parallel to a coordinate axis, at which extra space is to be
	inserted, for use with shadow mask fabrication. For instance, for a
	bridge width of 1.5 µm, you can add the following to the CAD
	statement:
	CAD file=mask.ctxt filetype=ctxt units=micron orientation=XY,
	xcut=1.8*um space=1.5*um
WEBPAGE	Produces a static HTML page containing all the relevant run
	parameters, output bitmaps, and links to other files such as DXF
	and Vis5D.

Parameters: file

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