The Result Browser enables you to visualize results for model files containing simulation data for results, load cases
and result types. You can customize legends for color and precision, show and hide contours and add callouts to the
model for effective analysis and visualization.
Use the Hotspot Finder tool to find critical regions of your model based on a plotted result, filter the entities
based on selection set, threshold values, minimum separation, and load cases.
Extract plot data such as table of contents, result types, subcases, and components using the result files which has
plot data. View or compare result types in a single or multi-plot layouts.
Build specific search for a file type, combine multiple search values by selecting correct operators (=, Like, or
Is) and values (file name, file extension, metadata).
Capture the visualization state of 3D with the supported content using Scene
Explorer.
You can save various scenes of a model file with the required content prior your
presentation. Each scene could be of a different angle of the entire model or part of
the model file. When you share a file to a user, all your scenes and comments are also
shared to the user.
Select a model file and expand the 3D viewer.
Click Browser ().
The Browser window displays the model parts of a 3D model.
To prepare a specific scene, hide certain parts of the
model. Right-click the required part on the 3D model file and click
Hide Selected from the context menu to hide it.
Tip: You can also see the model part is
highlighted in the Models () pane.
You can also uncheck the specific model part by its name using the
Models ()
pane.
The selected model part is highlighted in the model window to confirm
and hide it.
Note: You can also search for the model part name
using the search field to hide it.
Click Scenes () to create a scene.
On the Scenes panel, click
to add a new scene.
An empty field is displayed.
Enter a name for the scene and press enter.
A new scene is added to the list.
You can Update, Rename
and Delete the scene you created. Click beside the scene name to do the required
action.
You can Export scenes as JSON files to
your files location within Altair
Drive, and also Import scenes from the
model file stored in Altair
Drive.
Export Scenes
Export 3D model scenes, previews, and special views such as orthogonal projection view and principal axis view as a JSON file.
Import Scenes
Import 3D model scenes and previews of a 3D model.