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meshplot<br />

TABLE 1-11: VALID PROPERTY/VALUE PAIRS<br />

The alternative type of 2D plot is a patch plot of the triangular elements, where the<br />

edges of the elements can have a different color. The properties that start with el<br />

control the characteristics of this plot type. See the 2D example below for how to<br />

obtain the two plot types. The two plot types can be combined, but doing this is not<br />

always useful.<br />

In 1D, the default is to combine the above two types of plots into one plot type.<br />

Thus, by default you can see both the elements, the boundary elements, and the<br />

intermediate mesh vertices. The plot of the elements is controlled by the properties<br />

that begin with el, and the plot of the boundary elements is controlled by the<br />

bound properties. The plot of the mesh vertices is controlled by the edge properties.<br />

In all dimensions, you may plot the mesh vertices (sometimes called node points) in<br />

a special color. This plot is controlled by the properties that start with node.<br />

The table shows the valid property/value pairs for the meshplot command. The<br />

design philosophy has been to keep property interpretation constant over space<br />

dimension, but to plot these properties as plot objects of different types. The mode<br />

properties that turn the different visualization types on and off, have been marked<br />

with the type of the plot produced in the different space dimensions: m for marker<br />

plot, l for line/wireframe plot, and p for patch plot.<br />

PROPERTY 1D 2D 3D VALUE DEFAULT DESCRIPTION<br />

bdl ♦ ♦ integer vector all Boundary list<br />

boundcolor ♦ ♦ color r Boundary color<br />

boundcolor ♦ color | qual r Boundary color<br />

boundmarker ♦ marker o Boundary marker<br />

boundmode m l p on | off |<br />

isolated (1D)<br />

on<br />

off (3D)<br />

Show boundary<br />

elements<br />

curvecolor ♦ color g Curve (edge)<br />

coloring data<br />

curvemode l on | off off Show mesh edges on<br />

curves (edges)<br />

dboundcolor ♦ color r Boundary wireframe<br />

color<br />

dboundmode l on | off off Show boundary<br />

elements as<br />

wireframe<br />

282 | CHAPTER 1: COMMAND REFERENCE

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