Click Case Options
> Labels and
Markers
to invoke the Labels and Markers Options details view, used to select/clear the display of named regions
and markers in the viewer as well as change the appearance of the
markers.
Also see Boundary Condition Visualization for more details.
Select options under Show Labels to show various types of labels. To disable all labels, clear the Show Labels option. The first three options refer to primitive and composite regions. For details, see Assemblies, Primitive Regions, and Composite Regions.
The Show Boundary Markers option turns on boundary condition symbols such as arrows indicating flow direction at an inlet.
The Marker Quantity slider controls the number of markers displayed. Moving the slider to the right increases the number.
The Marker Length slider controls the size of the markers displayed. Moving the slider to the right increases the size.
The Vector Quantity slider controls the number of vectors displayed. Moving the slider to the right increases the number.
The Vector Length slider controls the size of the vectors displayed. Moving the slider to the right increases the size.
See Boundary Plot Options Tab for a discussion of displaying boundary vectors.
The Vector Length slider controls the size of the vectors displayed. Moving the slider to the right increases the size.
See Visualization Options for Profile Data for a discussion of displaying profile vectors
The Vector Length slider controls the size of the vectors displayed. Moving the slider to the right increases the size.
See Injection Region Vector for a discussion of displaying injection region vectors.
The Rendering option controls how many symbols are drawn for each particle injection region.
The options are:
Full
This option causes multiple symbols to be drawn per particle injection region in order to represent the Injection Method settings (see Injection Method).
Reduced
This option causes exactly one symbol to be drawn per particle injection region.
None
This option turns off visual representation of particle injection regions.