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The Project Explorer is a tree representation of all the data in the project. It includes a folder at the base level for type of data. Therefore, if a mesh exists in the simulation, there will be a folder labeled "Mesh Data". If one or more scatter sets exist, there will be a folder labeled "Scattered Data". Inside the folders, SMS will create a tree node for each object of that type. Each object is itself a folder that can contain the functional | The Project Explorer is a tree representation of all the data in the project. It includes a folder at the base level for type of data. Therefore, if a mesh exists in the simulation, there will be a folder labeled "Mesh Data". If one or more scatter sets exist, there will be a folder labeled "Scattered Data". Inside the folders, SMS will create a tree node for each object of that type. Each object is itself a folder that can contain the functional datasets associated with that object. | ||
The example below shows a mesh named "Mesh" in the Mesh Data portion of the tree with several functions that may be selected. The icon at the left of the function name identifies the function as either scalar or vector. Right clicking on any of the tree objects brings up a menu to edit/select/modify the object or | The example below shows a mesh named "Mesh" in the Mesh Data portion of the tree with several functions that may be selected. The icon at the left of the function name identifies the function as either scalar or vector. Right-clicking on any of the tree objects brings up a menu to edit/select/modify the object or dataset. | ||
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Revision as of 15:41, 18 September 2014
The Project Explorer is a tree representation of all the data in the project. It includes a folder at the base level for type of data. Therefore, if a mesh exists in the simulation, there will be a folder labeled "Mesh Data". If one or more scatter sets exist, there will be a folder labeled "Scattered Data". Inside the folders, SMS will create a tree node for each object of that type. Each object is itself a folder that can contain the functional datasets associated with that object.
The example below shows a mesh named "Mesh" in the Mesh Data portion of the tree with several functions that may be selected. The icon at the left of the function name identifies the function as either scalar or vector. Right-clicking on any of the tree objects brings up a menu to edit/select/modify the object or dataset.
