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Marcus Mohr authored
The method was broken for 3D. We need to call getDimension() on the source function to see whether we have a 3D setting. The destination function represents a scalar field and, thus, we always get a 1 back.
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The method was broken for 3D. We need to call getDimension() on the source function to see whether we have a 3D setting. The destination function represents a scalar field and, thus, we always get a 1 back.