You can add an event series to a plot to analyze the laser power
or deposition of material in the model by component and display range.
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From the
Plots section of the
action bar,
click
Event Series.
- Optional:
Enter a descriptive
Name.
- Optional:
Enter a
Name for the event series.
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Select a
Component for the results display.
Components always include the options of solid color and time
but additional choices are possible.
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You can assign a custom color for your selected region in
multiple ways:
- From the
Color Wheel tab, drag the handle to select
a hue. The triangle rotates within the color wheel. Move the color picker
within the triangle to add tint or shade.
- From the
Color Square tab, move the color picker
within a color family to select a hue; adjust the slider to change the
brightness.
- From the
Sliders tab, select a color model
(RGB,
HSV, or
HSL) and adjust each slider to select a
hue. RGB is the Red Green Blue standard additive color model, HSV is Hue
Saturation Value, and HSL is Hue Saturation Luminosity.
The color swatch at the bottom displays the current
color.
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Select a display range:
Option | Description |
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Entire series |
Displays all data in the event series.
|
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Current frame |
Displays color-coded event series data for the current
frame only. |
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Time interval |
Displays color-coded event series data over a specific
time range. Enter the values for the beginning and end of the time
increment. |
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Cutting plane |
Displays color-coded event series data for a specified
cutting plane width. Enter the thickness value. |
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XY plane |
Displays color-coded event series data for a range of two
values. |
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Click
Apply to commit the changes or
OK to save the changes and dismiss the
dialog box.
The plot updates to
display the event series parameters you selected and the legend adjusts
accordingly.