Description
The XYPLOT Case Control command requests the generation of results for x-y plots for a set of grid points or elements.
Format
XYPLOT, setID, stype, variable, component, reduction, localsystem
Example
XYPLOT, , GLOBAL, ENERGY BALANCE
XYPLOT, 15, GRID, DISPL
XYPLOT, 88, GRID, REACTION, SUM
XYPLOT, 16, ELEM, STRESS
Option | Definition | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
setID | Set identification. For stype equal to GRID or GLOBAL, the set identification, setID, references a set created using the SET entry. For stype equal to RIGID, the setID references a Part ID for a rigid body. A set identification is not required for stype equal to GLOBAL. | Integer > 0 | Required. See Remark 1. |
stype | Output set identification type. The stype parameter is one of the following character variables: GRID, RIGID, ELEM, or GLOBAL. | Character | Required. |
variable | Output variable.
For stype equal to GRID or RIGID, the variable options are:
For stype equal to ELEM, the variable options are: STRESS, STRAIN, STRESS RESULTANT, MOMENT RESULTANT, or CURVATURE. For stype equal to GLOBAL, the variable options are: ENERGY BALANCE or TIME STEP. |
Character | Required. See Remarks 2 and 3. |
component | Component(s) of variable.
For stype equal to GRID or RIGID, the following component specifications are permissible: X, Y, Z, VECMAG, or ALL. For stype equal to ELEM, the following component specifications are permissible: XX, YY, ZZ, XY, YZ, ZX, MISES, or ALL. For stype equals GLOBAL, component is not used. |
Character | Required. |
reduction |
Reduction of output quantities. For
stype equal to GRID, the following reductions are possible:
The reduction parameter is not used for the case of stype equal to RIGID. For stype equal to ELEM, the following reductions are possible:
The reduction parameter is not used for the case of stype equal to GLOBAL. |
Character | NONE |
localsystem | Local coordinate system for output of GRID quantities. If the GRID option is used, specifying the CID for a local coordinate system defined by a CORDix entry will result in the output of the GRID nodal quantities in the local coordinate system. | Integer > 0 or blank | 0 |
Remarks
- The setID can be zero or a negative value for GLOBAL data.
- The variable strings can be truncated to a minimum number of characters to be unique. For example, ACCEL can be truncated to AC, VEL can be truncated to V.
- The variable names for GRID, ELEM, and GLOBAL are in separate name spaces.