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* '''Run CMS-Wave'''
* '''Run CMS-Wave'''
<blockquote>Launches the CMS-Wave model using the currently loaded simulation. As the model runs, a dialog monitors progress of the model and gives the user status messages. When the run is complete, the spatial solutions are read in for analysis and visualization.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Launches the CMS-Wave model using the currently loaded simulation. As the model runs, a dialog monitors progress of the model and gives the user status messages. When the run is complete, the spatial solutions are read in for analysis and visualization.</blockquote>
===Obsolete Commands===
* '''Spectral Energy'''
<blockquote>Opens the [[SMS:Spectral Energy|''Spectral Energy'']] dialog to define/view wave energy spectra. Generally, CMS-Wave will generate wave conditions internally, but a spectrum may be input. This command also allows the user to visualize wave spectra that are generated inside of the model.</blockquote>


==Related Topics==
==Related Topics==

Revision as of 21:32, 9 January 2014

The following menu commands are available in the CMS-Wave Menu:

  • Assign Cell Attributes

Opens the CMS-Wave Cell Attributes Dialog, allowing the user to specify the cell type.

  • Nest Grid

Opens the CMS-Wave Nesting Options Dialog, allowing the user to specify nesting options.

  • Merge Cells

Merge multiple rows or columns into a single row or column.

  • Model Check…

Check for common problems.

  • Model Control…

Opens the CMS-Wave Model Control dialog to specify model parameters.

  • Run CMS-Wave

Launches the CMS-Wave model using the currently loaded simulation. As the model runs, a dialog monitors progress of the model and gives the user status messages. When the run is complete, the spatial solutions are read in for analysis and visualization.

Obsolete Commands

  • Spectral Energy

Opens the Spectral Energy dialog to define/view wave energy spectra. Generally, CMS-Wave will generate wave conditions internally, but a spectrum may be input. This command also allows the user to visualize wave spectra that are generated inside of the model.

Related Topics