.. _[t-gshow]: [ T-Gshow ] section ================================================== This tally produces graphical geometry output for regions bounded by **xyz** mesh. These outputs can be obtained without transport calculation using the option **icntl=7** in the **[parameters]** section. The option of **output=10**, **gshow=5** for other tallies, is useful for lattice and tetrahedral geometry with very fine mesh. .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **mesh** :header-rows: 0 * - value - explanation * - **xyz** - Mesh type. Only **xyz** mesh can be set. A mesh type subsection is required below this option. .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **axis** :header-rows: 0 * - value - explanation * - **xy, yz, xz** - 2-dimensional. .. include:: ./commontally/file.rst .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **output** :header-rows: 0 * - value - explanation * - **1** - Region boundary. * - **2** - Region boundary + material color. * - **3** - Region boundary + material name. * - **4** - Region boundary + material color + material name. * - **5** - Region boundary + region name. * - **6** - Region boundary + material color + region name. * - **7** - Region boundary + LAT number. * - **8** - Region boundary + material color + LAT number. * - **9** - No output. * - **10** - Material color in pixel style. .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **resol** :header-rows: 0 * - value - explanation * - **1** (default) - This option multiplies the region line resolution by a factor of **resol**. .. include:: ./commontally/width.rst .. include:: ./commontally/title.rst .. include:: ./commontally/angel.rst .. include:: ./commontally/sangel.rst .. include:: ./commontally/x-txt.rst .. include:: ./commontally/y-txt.rst .. include:: ./commontally/epsout.rst .. include:: ./commontally/bmpout.rst .. include:: ./commontally/vtkout.rst .. include:: ./commontally/vtkfmt.rst .. include:: ./commontally/trcl.rst .. include:: ./commontally/gslat.rst **output=7** and **8** can be used only when the cells in bottom level are themselves in the lattice; the output then gives lattice numbers in the format **(4,1,2)**. For example, :numref:`fig-cell-ex6` in :numref:`sec-cell-lattice` is generated by the input shown below. .. code-block:: text :caption: **[t-gshow]** example 1: [ T - gshow ] 2: mesh = xyz 3: x-type = 2 4: nx = 100 5: xmin = -10. 6: xmax = 10 7: y-type = 1 8: ny = 1 9: -5.0 5.0 10: z-type = 2 11: nz = 100 12: zmin = -10. 13: zmax = 10. 14: axis = xz 15: output = 8 16: file = cell-example6.dat 17: epsout = 1