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I have data showing truncated octahedron geometry changing with time. How can I read those data into a Manipulate expression? To be specific, I want to manipulate time and have other parameters change correspondingly as in my data. Those parameter value should show simultaneously.

Now I have geometry that I can change by varying the parameters. My Manipulate code is

Manipulate[
 Grid[{{RegionPlot3D[
     x + y + z < 0.866 A && x + y - z < 0.866 A && 
      x - y + z < 0.866 A && -x + y + z < 0.866 A && 
      x + y + z > -0.866 A && x + y - z > -0.866 A && 
      x - y + z > -0.866 A && -x + y + z > -0.866 A, {x, -0.5*r*A, 
      0.5*r*A}, {y, -0.5*r*A, 0.5*r*A}, {z, -0.5*r*A, 0.5*r*A}, 
     ImageSize -> 300, Mesh -> 1, PlotRange -> {-16, 16}], 
    SpanFromLeft, SpanFromLeft}, {"volume(nm^3)", 
    ScientificForm[
     NIntegrate[
      Boole[void = 
        x + y + z < 0.866 A && x + y - z < 0.866 A && 
         x - y + z < 0.866 A && -x + y + z < 0.866 A && 
         x + y + z > -0.866 A && x + y - z > -0.866 A && 
         x - y + z > -0.866 A && -x + y + z > -0.866 A], {x, -0.5*r*A,
        0.5*r*A}, {y, -0.5*r*A, 0.5*r*A}, {z, -0.5*r*A, 0.5*r*A}], 
     3] }, {"{002}Facets area(nm^2)", 
    ScientificForm[12*(0.866 A - 0.5*r*A)^2, 
     3]}, {"{111}Facets area(nm^2)", 
    ScientificForm[
     4*(3)^(0.5)*((0.866 A)^2 - 3*(0.866 A - 0.5*r*A)^2), 3]}}], 
  {{A, 20, "Distance between {111} facets (nm)"}, 1, 20, Slider, Appearance -> "Labeled"}, 
  {{r, 1.4, "Aspect ratio"}, 1.04, 1.4, Slider, Appearance -> "Labeled"}, 
  ControlPlacement -> Top]

And a small subset of my data is

Time  A      r 
200   16.09  1.084524549
210   15.74  1.062261753
220   15.02  1.053262317
225   14.59  1.067169294
235   14.21  1.073187896
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DynamicModule[{o, g, r, q, l, A, lim, x, y, z},
 o = Cos[Pi/6]; g = 0.5; 
 l = {{200, 16.09, 1.084524549}, {210, 15.74, 1.062261753}, {220, 15.02, 1.053262317}, 
      {225, 14.59, 1.067169294}, {235, 14.21, 1.073187896}};
 q = x + y + z < o A && x + y - z < o A  && 
     x - y + z < o A && -x + y + z < o A && x + y + z > -o A && 
    x + y - z > -o A && x - y + z > -o A && -x + y + z > -o A;
 lim = {{x, -g r A, g r A}, {y, -g r A, g r A}, {z, -g r A, g r A}};
 Manipulate[(
  {A, r} = Select[l, #[[1]] == t &][[1, 2 ;; 3]];
   Grid[{{RegionPlot3D[q, Evaluate[Sequence @@ lim], Mesh -> 1, PlotRange -> 16 {-1, 1}]}, 
         {"volume(nm^3)", NIntegrate[Evaluate@Boole[q], Evaluate[Sequence @@ lim]]}, 
         {"{002}Facets area(nm^2)", 12 (o A - g r A)^2}, 
         {"{111}Facets area(nm^2)", 4 3^g ((o A)^2 - 3 (o A - g r A)^2)}}]), 
   {t, l[[All, 1]],  ControlType -> Slider}, SaveDefinitions -> True]]

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  • $\begingroup$ Wonderful, You excellent coding makes the structure much clearer! But is it possible to make the time as slide bar with dispersed value? As it makes people much easier to play the evolution with the changing time. $\endgroup$
    – Jack Zhang
    Jun 2, 2014 at 0:56
  • $\begingroup$ The slide bar that you can only slide to the value that is recorded in the data. For instance, 200, 210, 220... but not any value between. $\endgroup$
    – Jack Zhang
    Jun 2, 2014 at 1:02
  • $\begingroup$ Fantastic! Such amazing, I feel so much to learn in the mathematica! If possible, we would like to acknowledge your help once our research is published. Could you please leave any contact? You can always reach me by [email protected] $\endgroup$
    – Jack Zhang
    Jun 2, 2014 at 1:24
  • $\begingroup$ And there is a small bug with Evaluate function, that the image and volume used the evaluate does not change with parameters or time. $\endgroup$
    – Jack Zhang
    Jun 2, 2014 at 2:10
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    $\begingroup$ one small complaint: using l as variable is not good idea as it appears as 1 depending on font and screen mode which can be confusing. May be better to use another letter instead of l $\endgroup$
    – Nasser
    Jun 2, 2014 at 3:02

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