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Mechanical APDL Basic Analysis Guide - Ansys

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13.2.4.1.Turning Load Symbols and Contours On and Off ......................................................... 247<br />

13.2.4.2. Displaying Boundary Condition Values Next to a Symbol ............................................ 248<br />

13.2.4.3. Displaying Boundary Condition Symbols for Hidden Surfaces .................................... 248<br />

13.2.4.4. Scaling Vector Load Symbols ...................................................................................... 248<br />

13.2.4.5.Turning Other Symbols On and Off ............................................................................. 248<br />

14. Creating Geometric Results Displays ................................................................................................ 249<br />

14.1. Using the GUI to Display Geometric Results ................................................................................. 249<br />

14.2. Options for Creating Geometric Results Displays .......................................................................... 250<br />

14.3. Changing the Specifications for POST1 Results Displays ............................................................... 251<br />

14.3.1. Controlling Displaced Shape Displays ................................................................................. 251<br />

14.3.2. Controlling Vector Symbols in Your Results Display .............................................................. 252<br />

14.3.3. Controlling Contour Displays .............................................................................................. 252<br />

14.3.4. Changing the Number of Contours ..................................................................................... 253<br />

14.4. Q-Slice Techniques ...................................................................................................................... 254<br />

14.5. Isosurface Techniques ................................................................................................................. 255<br />

14.6. Controlling Particle Flow or Charged Particle Trace Displays ......................................................... 255<br />

15. Creating Graphs ................................................................................................................................ 257<br />

15.1. Graph Display Actions ................................................................................................................. 257<br />

15.2. Changing the Specifications for Graph Displays ........................................................................... 258<br />

15.2.1. Changing the Type, Style, and Color of Your Graph Display ................................................... 258<br />

15.2.2. Labeling Your Graph ........................................................................................................... 259<br />

15.2.3. Defining X and Y Variables and Their Ranges ....................................................................... 260<br />

15.2.3.1. Defining the X Variable .............................................................................................. 260<br />

15.2.3.2. Defining the Part of the Complex Variable to Be Displayed .......................................... 260<br />

15.2.3.3. Defining the Y Variable .............................................................................................. 260<br />

15.2.3.4. Setting the X Range .................................................................................................. 260<br />

15.2.3.5. Defining the TIME (or, For Harmonic Response Analyses, Frequency) Range ................ 261<br />

15.2.3.6. Setting the Y Range ................................................................................................... 261<br />

16. Annotation ........................................................................................................................................ 263<br />

16.1. 2-D Annotation ........................................................................................................................... 263<br />

16.2. Creating Annotations for ANSYS Models ...................................................................................... 264<br />

16.3. 3-D Annotation ........................................................................................................................... 265<br />

16.4. 3-D Query Annotation ................................................................................................................. 265<br />

17. Animation .......................................................................................................................................... 267<br />

17.1. Creating Animated Displays Within ANSYS ................................................................................... 267<br />

17.2. Using the <strong>Basic</strong> Animation Commands ........................................................................................ 267<br />

17.3. Using One-Step Animation Macros .............................................................................................. 268<br />

17.4. Capturing Animated Display Sequences Off-Line ......................................................................... 269<br />

17.5. The Stand Alone ANIMATE Program ............................................................................................. 269<br />

17.5.1. Installing the ANIMATE Program ......................................................................................... 270<br />

17.5.2. Running the ANIMATE Program .......................................................................................... 270<br />

17.6. Animation in the Windows Environment ...................................................................................... 271<br />

17.6.1. How ANSYS Supports AVI Files ............................................................................................ 271<br />

17.6.2. How the DISPLAY Program Supports AVI Files ...................................................................... 272<br />

17.6.3. Other Uses for AVI Files ....................................................................................................... 273<br />

18. External Graphics .............................................................................................................................. 275<br />

18.1. External Graphics Options ........................................................................................................... 275<br />

18.1.1. Printing Graphics in Windows ............................................................................................. 275<br />

18.1.2. Exporting Graphics in Windows .......................................................................................... 275<br />

18.1.3. Printing Graphics in UNIX ................................................................................................... 276<br />

18.1.4. Exporting Graphics in UNIX ................................................................................................. 277<br />

18.2. Creating a Neutral Graphics File ................................................................................................... 277<br />

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