Viewing Global Results
Viewing Global Results
Global results are calculated for every study that is run. When a study run completes, global results are available and can be viewed in the Graphics Window using one of the following methods:.
Click View Results > Global to display the results on the model in the Graphics Window.
From the Simulation Tree, select Results > Global. Right-click to activate the results. The results are shown on the model in the Graphics Window.
Select the global result quantity you want to view from the results legend.
Results Mini Toolbar
Global results are displayed along with a mini toolbar that contains the following commands:.
—Used as a handle to drag and reposition the mini toolbar anywhere in the Graphics Window.
—Opens the Substep Results control. Move the slider to view the results at different substeps. Alternatively type the substep for which you want to view the results.
Click Minimum Chart and Maximum Chart to view graphs of the minimum and maximum values of the result quantity at different substeps.
The following figure shows the maxiumum value of Von Mises stress at 10 different substeps.
Toggles between displaying deformed or undeformed results. By default deformed results are displayed.
The following figure shows how the undeformed results and deformed results that are scaled with different values appear.
Model
Undeformed Results
Deformed Results with Autoscale = 1
Deformed Results with Autoscale = 5
model
undeformed results
deformed results 1X scaling
deformed results 5X scaling
Click the arrow next to , to use the following additional options for deformed results:
Autoscale—Default option. Select a fixed value from the adjoining list as a scaling factor for the deformed results.
Deformation Scale—Specify a positive real number as a scaling factor for the deformed results where a value of 1 indicates no scaling, or a true result.
The following options control the display of animated results:
Start—Starts animation of deformation results.
Pause—Pauses the animation of deformation results.
Stop—Stops the animation of deformation results.
Speed—Changes the speed of animation.
—Creates a simulation query that allows you to view the results at a point. The simulation query is only available for undeformed results.
—Stops displaying the results.
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