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Create<br />

CHAPTER 1<br />

Introduction to <strong>Results</strong> Post<strong>processing</strong><br />

Creating a plot generally involves four to six basic steps (although it may vary from plot type to<br />

plot type). For simple plots where it is acceptable to use all default values then the Quick Plot<br />

option is all that is needed. The icons on the top of the form give access to all controls necessary.<br />

For full control of most plots the steps are:<br />

Action:<br />

Object:<br />

<strong>Results</strong> Display<br />

Select Result Case(s)<br />

Create<br />

Deformation<br />

Load Case 1, Static Subcase<br />

Select Deformation Result<br />

Applied Loads, Translational<br />

Displacements, Translational<br />

Displacements, Rotational<br />

Show As:<br />

Animate<br />

-Apply-<br />

Resultant<br />

Reset All<br />

Note: A separate chapter is dedicated<br />

to describe in detail the creation and<br />

manipulation of each plot type.<br />

STEP 1: Set the Action to Create and select an<br />

Object (the plot type) from the <strong>Results</strong> application<br />

form.<br />

STEP 2: Select a <strong>Results</strong> Case from this listbox.<br />

STEP 3: Select a result associated with the <strong>Results</strong><br />

Case from this listbox.<br />

STEP 4: Select the target entities to which the plot<br />

will be applied (optional).<br />

STEP 5: Set any plot attributes if necessary<br />

(optional).<br />

STEP 6: Press the Apply button on the bottom of the<br />

form. The plot will be displayed.<br />

☞ More Help:<br />

Plot Types:<br />

• Quick Plots (Ch. 2)<br />

Deformation Plots (Ch. 3)<br />

Fringe Plots (Ch. 4)<br />

Contour Line Plots (Ch. 5)<br />

Marker Plots (Scalar, Tensor, Vector)<br />

(Ch. 6)<br />

Cursor Plots (Ch. 7)<br />

Graph (XY) Plots (Ch. 8)<br />

Animation (Ch. 9)<br />

Reports (Ch. 10)<br />

Create <strong>Results</strong> (Ch. 11)<br />

Important: Plots can be optionally named and saved in the database and subsequently<br />

recalled and graphically displayed. If no name is given, a default name is<br />

assigned. If a new plot is created without specifying a name, the default will be<br />

overwritten each time. Overwrite permission will be asked if a name is given and<br />

it already exists.<br />

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