Modify Scope Display
Modify the scope display through the scope window, block dialog and Property Editor.
Modify Scopes in the Window
Use the microdialog options to define a curve line, grid, and axis label in the plot window.
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Choose to define the following:
- Curve: Right-click the curve, then define the
parameters in the microdialog. Enter a label for the curve in the Legend
field. Note: If the legend is hidden, left-click a line, then select Legend Visibility in the Property Editor.
- Grid: Right-click a grid line, then define the
grid parameters in the microdialog.
- Axis Label: Right-click the axis, then define the
axis label in the microdialog.
- Plot Header/Title: Right-click in the space above
the plot, then define the header text in the microdialog.
- Plot Footer: Right-click in the space below the
plot, then define the footer text in the microdialog.
- Curve: Right-click the curve, then define the
parameters in the microdialog. Enter a label for the curve in the Legend
field.
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Close the plot.
Your changes are automatically saved.Note: You can also modify some aspects of the plots through the Property Editor or context menu.
Modify Scope Parameters in the Block Dialog
Double-click a scope block in the model to edit parameters that dictate the scope behavior.
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To change how plots are generated for the scope block, set the window options
in the block dialog:
- Click OK.
Modify Scopes in the Property Editor
Use the Property Editor to modify the headers, footers, and display aspects of the scope window and legend.
- Run a simulation on a model that includes a scope block.
- Select .
- Double-click a scope block to open the plot window.
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Left-click the white space in the plot window.
The Property Editor displays the options available to define a Header, Footer, Legend display, and a number of visual properties.
- Select and define the options in the Property Editor as required for the scope plot.
Note: You must modify some items directly on the plot including
the axis label, legend name, and curve display by right-clicking the desired object
in the plot window and modifying it with the microdialog options.