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This task shows you how to change the visualization mode,
the element shrink, and the color of a rule based surface mesh part.
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Change the Visualization Mode
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Click Mesh Visualization
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The Mesh Visualization dialog box appears. The
default mesh visualization mode is the standard visualization.
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To switch to the quality visualization mode, click
Quality Visualization
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Elements with a good mesh quality are colored in green.
Elements with a poor mesh quality are colored in yellow.
Elements with a bad mesh quality are colored in red. |
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To switch to the orientation visualization mode, click
Orientation Visualization
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The mesh elements are assigned blue and red colors. The red color
indicates the positive orientation (normal direction):

The blue color indicates the negative orientation (inverse of
normal direction):

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Click OK.
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Shrink Element Visualization
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Click Mesh Visualization
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The Mesh Visualization dialog box appears.
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Set the shrink coefficients for 2D elements
using the corresponding slider.
The shrink coefficient can vary from 1.00 (default value) to
0.50 (minimum value). The element visualization is shrunk
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Click OK.
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Color Mesh
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Click Mesh Visualization
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The Mesh Visualization dialog box appears.
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In the Mesh type list, select the type of
mesh you want to color.
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To assign a unique color to all meshes that have the
same type, select Fixed color, and select the desired color.
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To randomly assign colors to meshes that have the
same type, select Variable color, and enter a value to
specify the number of colors you want to use.
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Click OK.
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