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Click
 in the Plots
dialog box.
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Click
 in the Plots
dialog box.
The Plots Layout dialog box opens.
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Click Spread.
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From the Along options, specify the line or plane along which
you want to spread the display of active plots. You can spread plots along the
X, Y, or Z axes or
along the XY, YZ, or
XZ planes.
All active plots are displayed along the axis or plane you specify.
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From the Distance options, specify the interval between plots
in the direction specified. If you click
 , a distance is
calculated and the plots are arranged automatically.
The spacing between plots changes according to the distance
specified.
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If your simulation results include multiple sequences, select Apply only on
current sequence to include plots from the current sequence only. Clear the
check box to create a layout with plots from every sequence in the simulation
results.
Note:
Even if your plot layout is restricted to plots from the current sequence, you can
still override this behavior and add individual plots from other sequences to your
layout. To include these plots in your layout, right-click the corresponding result
sequence in the tree and select Show.
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From the Refresh all active plots options, specify one of the
following:
- Select At the end of command to perform the plot change
immediately but only on the selected plot. Upon confirmation the change will be applied
to all other plots in the plot layout once the command modifying these plots (for
example, View Cuts) completes.
- Select Immediately to perform the selected plot change
immediately on all plots in the plot layout. This option might cause a decrease in
performance.
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Click Close to exit the editor.
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