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The FESWMS map coverage allows attributes to be set for arcs and points. | The FESWMS map coverage allows attributes to be set for arcs and points. | ||
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* ''Continuity Check/Flux'' – | * ''Continuity Check/Flux'' – | ||
==FESWMS Point Attributes Dialog== | |||
[[Image:FESWMS Point Attr.jpg|thumb|225 px|FESWMS ''Feature Point/Node Attributes'' dialog]] | |||
The FESWMS ''Feature Point/Node Attributes'' dialog is used to set the attributes for a feature point / refine point represented by a [[SMS:Feature Objects Types|feature point]] in a 2D mesh model coverage. Attributes that can be specified for each feature point / refine point include: | |||
=== Attribute Type Frame === | |||
* ''None'' | |||
* ''Boundary Conditions'' – Options button opens the ''FESWMS Nodal Boundary Conditions'' dialog. | |||
** ''FESWMS BC Nodes'' – FESWMS allows specifying boundary conditions on a nodal basis although it is generally preferable to use boundary conditions on [[SMS:FESWMS BC Nodestrings|nodestrings]]. Please refer to the FESWMS manual for information on the nodal boundary condition options. | |||
=== Options Frame === | |||
* Refine point (checked = on) | |||
** Element size – Specify the nodal spacing, or element edge length in the vicinity of the refine point. Refine points are only used if the mesh is generated using the [[SMS:Paving|paving]] or [[SMS:Paving#Scalar Paving Density|scalar paving density]] mesh generation methods. | |||
== Related Topics == | == Related Topics == | ||
* [[SMS:Map Feature Objects Menu|Feature Objects Menu]] | * [[SMS:Map Feature Objects Menu|Feature Objects Menu]] | ||
* [[SMS:Mesh Generation|Mesh Generation]] | |||
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[[Category:FESWMS Dialogs|Arc]] | [[Category:FESWMS Dialogs|Arc]] | ||
[[Category:FESWMS|A]] | [[Category:FESWMS|A]] | ||
[[Category:SMS Boundary Conditions|F]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 10 June 2019
This contains information about features no longer in use for the current release of SMS. The content may not apply to current versions. |
The FESWMS map coverage allows attributes to be set for arcs and points.
FESWMS Arc Attributes Dialog
The FESWMS Feature Arc Attributes dialog is used to set the attributes for feature arcs. Attributes that can be specified for each feature arc include:
- None – Leaves the arc type as unassigned.
- Boundary Conditions – Options button opens the FESWMS Nodestring Boundary Conditions dialog.
- Continuity Check/Flux –
FESWMS Point Attributes Dialog
The FESWMS Feature Point/Node Attributes dialog is used to set the attributes for a feature point / refine point represented by a feature point in a 2D mesh model coverage. Attributes that can be specified for each feature point / refine point include:
Attribute Type Frame
- None
- Boundary Conditions – Options button opens the FESWMS Nodal Boundary Conditions dialog.
- FESWMS BC Nodes – FESWMS allows specifying boundary conditions on a nodal basis although it is generally preferable to use boundary conditions on nodestrings. Please refer to the FESWMS manual for information on the nodal boundary condition options.
Options Frame
- Refine point (checked = on)
- Element size – Specify the nodal spacing, or element edge length in the vicinity of the refine point. Refine points are only used if the mesh is generated using the paving or scalar paving density mesh generation methods.
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