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I've generated an .tesr-file of an 2-phase EBSD-image containing the phaseIDs in the *group-section and the symmetry cubic in the *crysym-section. So my .tesr-file looks like the output of this:
I fixed that by providing the groupIDs in a data file, which I loaded with -group "file(groupIDs.txt)" and specifiying the symmetry with -crysym cubic.
Question
But I wondered, is there's a way to read the groupIDs and crysym directly from the .tesr-file?
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I've generated an .tesr-file of an 2-phase EBSD-image containing the phaseIDs in the
*group
-section and the symmetrycubic
in the*crysym
-section. So my .tesr-file looks like the output of this:When I build an .tess-file out of it in the following way, the new .tess-file is missing the
*group
-section and the crysym is ```triclinic``:My Quick-Fix
I fixed that by providing the groupIDs in a data file, which I loaded with
-group "file(groupIDs.txt)"
and specifiying the symmetry with-crysym cubic
.Question
But I wondered, is there's a way to read the groupIDs and crysym directly from the .tesr-file?
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