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subroutine write_collapseduse mod_global_parameters! Writes a collapsed view of the data integrated over one grid-direction. ! E.g. column density maps. ! Uses flat interpolation throughout.! by Oliver Porth! 6.Nov 2013integer::idirlogical,save::firstcollapse=.true.!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------if(firstcollapse)thenfirstcollapse=.false.end ifdo idir=1,ndimif(collapse(idir))call put_collapse(idir)end docollapsenext=collapsenext+1end subroutine write_collapsed