Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
18.04.2011, 14:40 GMT-4
Hi
I would like to know too ;)
In 3.5 you had eiter autoscale or "use screen scale" forthe overall view, but then I'm not sure the deformation was controllable, neither not the scale color code adapting between images
In V4 I'm also lacking better control, hope something more advanced will come in next release
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Ivar
Hi
I would like to know too ;)
In 3.5 you had eiter autoscale or "use screen scale" forthe overall view, but then I'm not sure the deformation was controllable, neither not the scale color code adapting between images
In V4 I'm also lacking better control, hope something more advanced will come in next release
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Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
03.12.2012, 12:10 GMT-5
I too have this problem when trying to export an animation of groundwater flow. The flow vectors I have plotted arbitrarily change length during the exported GIF. This is one annoying bug!
I too have this problem when trying to export an animation of groundwater flow. The flow vectors I have plotted arbitrarily change length during the exported GIF. This is one annoying bug!
Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
03.12.2012, 14:21 GMT-5
Hi
I have understood the programmers call these things "features", and not "bugs" as there is nothing wrong/false, it's just not how many of us had expected the display to run, but having a" freeze scale" option would be an even better "feature" ;)
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Ivar
Hi
I have understood the programmers call these things "features", and not "bugs" as there is nothing wrong/false, it's just not how many of us had expected the display to run, but having a" freeze scale" option would be an even better "feature" ;)
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Posted:
1 decade ago
04.12.2012, 10:47 GMT-5
Hi,
I have just seen a similar problem in my animations (when exporting to gif or flash). Exporting with a legend (in my case the changing parameter between frames is simulated time) causes the periodic rescaling of the frames depending on if the time appearing at the top has 3 (e.g. t = 1.31s) or 2 digits ((e.g. t = 1.3s).
Those animations are mainly used for the presentation of my results, this dynamic rescaling resulting in kind of a flickering (or beating) video makes the export animation option less attractive to use. If this is an issue (missing option to keep the digits of my time parameter constant) of the software, I would be happy to see an improvement in the next version. Else please let me know what I am doing wrong.
Thanks
Hi,
I have just seen a similar problem in my animations (when exporting to gif or flash). Exporting with a legend (in my case the changing parameter between frames is simulated time) causes the periodic rescaling of the frames depending on if the time appearing at the top has 3 (e.g. t = 1.31s) or 2 digits ((e.g. t = 1.3s).
Those animations are mainly used for the presentation of my results, this dynamic rescaling resulting in kind of a flickering (or beating) video makes the export animation option less attractive to use. If this is an issue (missing option to keep the digits of my time parameter constant) of the software, I would be happy to see an improvement in the next version. Else please let me know what I am doing wrong.
Thanks
Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
04.12.2012, 11:09 GMT-5
Hi
in the bottom of the Animation tab there is a "Synchronisze scales between frames" that is by default on, turning it off might give you your effects
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Ivar
Hi
in the bottom of the Animation tab there is a "Synchronisze scales between frames" that is by default on, turning it off might give you your effects
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Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
05.12.2012, 05:06 GMT-5
OK,
Apparently version 4.3a does have such a button, version 4.3 does not.
Matias
OK,
Apparently version 4.3a does have such a button, version 4.3 does not.
Matias
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Posted:
8 years ago
11.07.2016, 06:09 GMT-4
There is another level of settings for the graphs, for instance under Stress (solid) > Surface 1 > Deformation where this setting is located.
There is another level of settings for the graphs, for instance under Stress (solid) > Surface 1 > Deformation where this setting is located.
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Posted:
7 years ago
17.06.2017, 05:10 GMT-4
Updated:
7 years ago
17.06.2017, 05:10 GMT-4
Follow this
Results-->Stress-->Surface 1-->Deformation-->You will find Scale over there. Just change the scale factor to 1. :)
Follow this
Results-->Stress-->Surface 1-->Deformation-->You will find Scale over there. Just change the scale factor to 1. :)