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| Nodes || | | Nodes || Displays mesh nodes. A small circle is drawn at each node. | ||
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| Element edges || | | Element edges || Displays the edges of elements. The elements can be drawn using either the default color for elements or using the color of the material associated with each element. | ||
The color of the element edges can be adjusted according to the following options: | The color of the element edges can be adjusted according to the following options: | ||
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| Texture map image || Used to "drape" an image over the surface of the 2D Mesh. | | Texture map image || Used to "drape" an image over the surface of the 2D Mesh. | ||
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| Mesh boundary || | | Mesh boundary || Displays a solid line around the perimeter of the mesh. Displaying the boundary is useful when contours are being displayed with the element edges turned off. | ||
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| Node numbers || | | Node numbers ||Displays the ID associated with each node next to the node. | ||
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| Element numbers || | | Element numbers || Displays the ID associated with each element at the centroid of the element. | ||
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| Thin elements || When set, triangular elements with small aspect ratios are highlighted. The minimum aspect ratio can be set using the ''Thin triangles aspect ratio'' option in the 2D | | Thin elements || When set, triangular elements with small aspect ratios are highlighted. The minimum aspect ratio can be set using the ''Thin triangles aspect ratio'' option in the 2D mesh ''Preferences'' dialog. | ||
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| Scalar values || | | Scalar values || Displays the scalar values of the active dataset for each node next to the node. | ||
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| Contours || Most of the objects supported by GMS can be contoured by turning on the [[GMS:Contour Options|''Contourd'' option]] in the ''Display Options'' dialog. When an object is contoured, the values associated with the active dataset for the object are used to generate the contours. | | Contours || Most of the objects supported by GMS can be contoured by turning on the [[GMS:Contour Options|''Contourd'' option]] in the ''Display Options'' dialog. When an object is contoured, the values associated with the active dataset for the object are used to generate the contours. |