Appendix A. MSC/PATRAN Settings Listed By Category. Geometry. Directionality. Global Tolerance: Highlighting: Labels. Plot/Erase: Point Size:
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1 Appendix A MSC/PATRAN Settings Listed By Category Geometry Directionality Show Parametric Direction: Global Model Tolerance Global Tolerance: Highlighting Highlighting: PREFERENCES/GLOBAL DISPLAY/HIGHLIGHT Highlight Colors: Labels Entity Labels and Colors: Plot/Erase Plot/Erase: Point Size Point Size: DISPLAY/PLOT-ERASE Render Settings Alternative Light Sources: DISPLAY/LIGHT SOURCES Chordal Tolerance: A-1
2 Color Configurations: DISPLAY/COLOR PALETTE Display Lines: Display Method (Entity/Group): DISPLAY/ENTITY/COLOR/LA- Geometric Shrink: Named Attributes: Select Create DISPLAY/NAMED ATTRIBUTES DISPLAY/NAMED ATTRIBUTES Render Style: Shade Color: Shading: DISPLAY/SHADING Finite Element Model Element Properties Display Labels and Colors: Highlighting Highlighting: DISPLAY/HIGHTLIGHT Highlight Colors: Labels Entity Labels and Colors: A-2
3 Node Size Node Size: Plot/Erase Plot/Erase: Render Settings Alternative Light Sources: DISPLAY/PLOT-ERASE DISPLAY/LIGHT SOURCES Chordal Tolerance: Color Configurations: DISPLAY/COLOR PALETTE FEM Shrink: Free Edge and Face Rendering: Lines Along the Element Edges: Named Attributes: Select Create DISPLAY/NAMED AT- TRIBUTES DISPLAY/NAMED AT- TRIBUTES Render Style: Shade Color: DISPLAY/COLOR/LABEL/ RENDER Shading: DISPLAY/SHADING A-3
4 Loads and Boundary Conditions Display Markers All Loads/BCs Display (On/Off): All El. Props. Display (On/Off): Individual Labels and Colors: Display Loads/BCs On FEM Only (when applied to geometry) Show On FEM Only: Load/BCs/El. Prop. Vectors and Values Show LBC Vectors (On/Off): /VECTORS Show LBC/El. Prop. Values: /VECTORS Results Deformation Scale Factor: Show Deformation (On/Off): Undeformed Entities (On/Off) and Color: Element Assignment Plots Show Min/Max Values A-4
5 Show Result Values: Result Label Format Result Label Format: Result Ranges Assign Target Range to Viewport: DISPLAY/RANGES Create, Rename, and Delete: DISPLAY/RANGES Result Spectra Continuous Color: DISPLAY/SPECTRUMS Create, Rename, and Delete: DISPLAY/SPECTRUMS Result Titles Show Result Titles: Vector Color Method: /VECTOR Show Vector Results (On/Off): Show Result Values: /VECTOR Scale Factor: /VECTOR Special Toggles Toggles: Auto Center Auto Extend Auto Fit View Hardware Rendering A-5
6 MSC/PATRAN Settings Listed By Alphabetical Order Alternative Light Sources: Auto Center Auto Extend Auto Fit View Chordal Tolerance: Color Configurations: Deformation Display (On/Off): Deformation Scale Factor: Display Loads/BCs On FEM Only: Display Lines: Display Method (Entity/Group): Named Attributes: Select Create Entity Labels and Colors: FEM Shrink: Free Edge and Face Rendering: Geometric Shrink: Global Tolerance: Highlight Colors: Highlighting: LBC/El. Prop. Display (On/Off): LBC/El. Prop. (All) Labels and Colors: LBC/El. Prop. (Individual) Labels and Colors: DISPLAY/LIGHT SOURCES DISPLAY/COLOR PALETTE DISPLAY/NAMED AT- TRIBUTES DISPLAY/NAMED ATTRIBUTES PREFERENCES/GLOBAL DISPLAY/HIGHTLIGHT A-6
7 LBC/El. Prop. Values Display: LBC/El. Prop. Vectors Display (On/Off): Lines Along the Element Edges: Parametric Direction: Plot/Erase: Radius of Points: Radius of Nodes: Range Assignment to Target Viewport: Range Create, Rename, and Delete: Render Style: Result Display Min/Max Values Result Label Format: Result Titles Display: Result Values: Shade Color: Shading: Spectrum Continuous Color: Spectrum Create, Rename, and Delete: Undeformed Entities (On/Off) and Color: Vector Color Method: Vector Display (On/Off): Vector Result Values: Vector Scale Factor: /VECTORS /VECTORS DISPLAY/PLOT-ERASE DISPLAY/RANGES DISPLAY/RANGES DISPLAY/ENTITY COLOR/ LA / DISPLAY/ENTITY COLOR/ LA DISPLAY/SHADING DISPLAY/SPECTRUMS DISPLAY/SPECTRUMS /VECTOR /VECTOR /VECTOR A-7
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