• Most quantities along one or more curves or beams

• Predefined or user-defined measures. In this case, the graph shows the result quantity as a function of:

◦ The p-loop pass iteration number in a multi-pass analysis

◦ The optimization pass number in an optimization design study

◦ The value of a design variable in a global or local design study. For additional information, see Local Sensitivity Graph Notes.

◦ Time or frequency in a dynamic analysis

• For all analyses and design studies for which you can create time steps, that is static nonlinear, time, and frequency analyses, p-pass, sensitivity and optimization pass design studies you can plot result graphs of one predefined or user defined measure against another.

• Shear & moment on a curve or beam

• A study that did not converge when you used the multi-pass adaptive convergence method. In this case, you can create a convergence graph to get more information on why the study did not converge.