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This task
describes the Image Edition dialog box.
The names of the images depend on:
- physical type (for example: Displacement)
- visualization type (for example: Symbol or Text)
- criterion (for example: Norm or Vector component)
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You will find in the following table
the available tabs and buttons in the Image Edition dialog box.
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Mesh Tab
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Deformed according to: lets you visualize
results in deformed mode.
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In the case of Dynamic Response Analysis Case
(Harmonic or Transient) with restraint excitation, you can specify if
you want to visualize the image in an absolute axis (Absolute option)
or in a relative axis (Relative option) using the
button.
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Display free nodes: lets you display free
nodes (nodes that are not referenced by any element).
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Display nodes of elements: lets you visualize
nodes of elements.
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Display small elements: lets you choose to
display or not the very small elements.
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Shrink Coefficient: lets you shrink the
element visualization.
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Visu Tab
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Deformed according to: lets you visualize the
deformation.
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In the case of Dynamic Response Analysis Case
(Harmonic or Transient) with restraint excitation, you can specify if
you want to visualize the image in an absolute axis (Absolute option)
or in a relative axis (Relative option) using the
button.
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Type: provides a list with visualization types
(how).
The list of visualization types depends on the selected image.
- Average iso: lets you visualize isoclines at nodes.
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This visualization type uses the Material
Rendering capabilities. |
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Discontinuous iso: lets you visualize
isoclines at nodes of element.
Visualizing isoclines at nodes of elements may induce a color
discontinuity from an element to an other.
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This visualization type uses the Material
Rendering capabilities. |
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Fringe: lets you
color an element, a face of element or an edge of element according to
the scalar value defined for this entity.
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Text: lets you visualize results using text.
- Symbol: lets you visualize results using symbol.
The available symbols depend on the values to be displayed.
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Criteria: provides a list of visualization
criteria.
The list of visualization criteria depends on the physical type of the
selected image and the selected Type.
- Options...: lets you define
visualization options.
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Only available if you installed the ELFINI
Structural Analysis product. |
The dialog box that appears depends on the Type
option you previously selected.
For more details about this button, click here. |
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Options... button
Here you will find the available visualization options you
obtain using the Options... button:
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if you selected the Discontinuous iso,
Average iso or Fringe type, the Visualization Options
dialog box appears as shown below:
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Shrink Coefficient: lets you shrink the
element visualization.
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Display elements without value: lets you
display elements with or without value.
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Display elements outside selection: lets
you display the elements which are not in the current selection (Activated
Groups in the Selections tab) with a white color.
Example:
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Display small elements: lets you choose
to display or not the very small elements.
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This option is only available if you selected
the Fringe type. |
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if you selected the Symbol
type, the Visualization Options dialog box appears as shown below:
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Type:
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Representation: lets you choose
between the symbol representation types. The number of the
available representations depends on the visualization Type
and Criteria.
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With text: lets you display the values
corresponding to each displayed symbol.
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You can change the text properties settings
using the Tools > Options... menu.
To know more about this setting, refer to Customizing
- Post Processing section of the Generative
Structural Analysis User's Guide. |
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Color:
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Size:
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Minimum length: lets you define the
minimum symbol length.
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Maximum length: lets you define the
maximum symbol length.
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Variable: enables the variability of
the symbols in function of the value.
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Zoom sensitive: enables the length of
the symbols to be zoom sensitive.
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if you selected the Text
type, the Visualization Options dialog box appears as shown below:
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Selections Tab
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The Selections tab lets you limit the image
visualization to a list of entities.
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Available Groups: gives you the list of the
available entities.
The available entities could be:
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mesh parts (under the Nodes & Elements
set in the specification tree)
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pre-processing specifications (under the
Restraints, Loads and Masses sets in
the specification tree)
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user groups (under the Groups set in the
specification tree)
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You can filter the list of the available entities
using the Filter Group Types... contextual menu.
For more details, refer to Filtering Group Types. |
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button:
lets you activate the visualization of all the available entities
contained in the Available Groups frame.
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button:
lets you activate the visualization of entities selected in the
Available Groups frame.
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button:
lets you deactivate the visualization of entities selected in the
Activated Groups frame.
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button:
lets you lets you deactivate the visualization of all the selected
entities contained in the Activated Groups frame.
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Activated Groups: shows you the list of the
entities you have activated the visualization.
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Multi-selection is available.
In this case, the resultant selection is the union of the selected
entities.
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You can double-click an entity to activate or
deactivate the entity visualization.
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You can select entities directly in the specification
tree or in the viewer.
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Minimum value and the maximum value of the color
palette depend on the selected entities.
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If the Activated Groups field is empty,
all the entities listed in the Available Groups field will
be visualized.
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In case of pre-processing specifications, the type of
entities contained in a selection may be different from a
specification to another.
For example:
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a Clamp symbolizes a list of nodes
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a Lineic Force symbolizes a list of
edges
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a Pressure symbolizes a list of faces
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The node groups can be visualized only with:
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Filtering Group Types
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Right-click in the Available Groups frame and
select Filter Group Types... as shown below:
The Filter Groups dialog box appears.
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User groups: lets you activate all the
groups under the Groups set in the specification tree.
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1D mesh parts: lets you activate all the
1D mesh parts under the Nodes and Elements set in the
specification tree.
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2D mesh parts: lets you activate all the
2D mesh parts under the Nodes and Elements set in the
specification tree.
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3D mesh parts: lets you activate all the
3D mesh parts under the Nodes and Elements set in the
specification tree.
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Connection mesh parts: lets you activate
all the connection mesh parts under the Nodes and Elements
set in the specification tree.
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Specification groups: lets you activate
all the entity under the Restraints, Loads
and Masses sets in the specification tree.
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Set the desired options.
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Click OK in the Filter Groups dialog box.
For example, with the following analysis specification
tree:
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if you select User groups and
Specification groups, the Available Groups frame is
updated as shown below:
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if you select 3D mesh parts and
Specification groups, the Available Groups frame is
updated as shown below:
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Occurrences Tab
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The Occurrences tab is available in the Image
Edition dialog box only for multi-occurrence solutions.
This tab gives you the list of modes with the associated:
You can then activate separately each mode of the
multi-occurrence solution.
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More and Less Buttons
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For more details on Values and Filters
options, click here.
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Preview button
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By default, the visualization process is launched after
each modification in the Image Edition dialog box.
The Preview button allows you to launch the
visualization process after performing all the needed changes in the Image
Edition dialog box.
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The Preview button is available only if you
deactivate the Automatic preview mode option in the Options
dialog box (Tools > Options... menu).
For more details, refer to the Customizing - Post Processing
section of the Generative Structural Analysis User's Guide. |
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