Applies a magnification factor to displacement results in the modal animation mode.
*DeformedModal()Applies a magnification factor to displacement results in the modal animation mode. |
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*DeformedModal()Applies a magnification factor to displacement results in the modal animation mode. |
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Syntax |
*DeformedModal(Model_index, SimulationStep, Linear/Modal, InterpSteps, ScaleFactor/ModelPCT, Scale) |
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Arguments |
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Model_index |
The model to which the statement applies. |
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SimulationStep |
The result step being animated. |
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Linear/Modal |
The method used for animation. If using Linear, the model is animated from being undisplaced to maximum displacement. If using Modal, the model is animated from maximum displacement to -1 times the maximum displacement. |
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InterpSteps |
Number of animation steps to use. Using more steps results in slower, but smoother, animation. |
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ScaleFactor/ModelPCT |
The method used to modify the deformed shape. |
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Scale |
Magnification factor for displacements. |
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Example |
*BeginGraphic() • • • *DeformedOptions(FeaturesEdges, 63) *DeformedModal(0, 5, Linear, 22, ScaleFactor, 3) • • • *EndGraphic() |
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Application |
HyperView. |
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Comments |
A *DeformedTransient() or *DeformedModal() statement is written for every model that has results. Values saved in thissession statement appear on the deformed panel in the animation window. |
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