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Now you have a linear zone that represents the exact cell-faces in your dataset. Then slice the extracted slice and extract that to a new zone. First perform a slice through the volume data and extract it to a new zone. In that case you may prefer using the "slice of a slice" method. This method is easy, but the points are evenly distributed, which means that you may not have enough samples near the surface and too many as you get farther away from the surface. With this dialog you can enter XYZ start and end points and it will extract a line between those points. The easiest is probably to use the Data>Extract>Precise Line.
There are a couple methods I can think of in Tecplot 360. How can I draw the velocity vector graph on tecplot or origin pro? - CFD Online Discussion Forums
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