View Results Bar

View Results Bar

This bar allow the user a quick access to the results visualization modes:

  • No result: cleans all the results visualizations (contour fill, deformation, vectors, etc. except the graphs), leaving the mesh alone.
  • Togle mesh and graphs view: switches between the graphs visualization and the results visualization mode.

  • Default analysis/step: allows the set the default analysis and step. Used to create the menus with the result's names of the results present on the selected step and analysis.

  • Contour Fill: draws a Contour Fill of the selected result.
  • Contour Lines: draws the Contour Lines of the selected result.
  • Show min max: shows the maximum and minimum value of the selected result.
  • Display vectors: draws a vectors of the selected result. This includes vectors, stresses and local axes.
  • Iso surfaces: draws the isosurfaces of the selected result. The user can select the number of isosurfaces and the exact value for each of them.
  • Stream lines: draws stream lines of the selected nodal vector.
  • Result surface: draws a extruded surface acording to the selected result. If the result selected is a vector, uses the vector as extrude direction. If the result selected is a scalar, uses the normal of the noded (which is an average of the normals of the surrounding elements).
  • Deformation: deforms the mesh acording to the selected nodal vector.

  • Point evolution: displays a graph of the evolution of the selected result along all the steps, of the default analysis, for the selected nodes.
  • Line graph: also called 'section graph' displays a graph defined by the line conectig two selected nodes of the planar XY surface, or of the volume mesh.
  • Point graph: displays a graph of one result against another of the selected results. The option 'all steps' shows the evolution along all steps inside the default analysis, of this result vs. results graph.
  • Border graph: displays a graph of the results on the selected border, using the x, y, z or line distance as abscissa.
  • Clear graphs: delete all the created graphs.