5.25.4. Mapping Options

ALGORITHM = ClosestPointThe only available option is ClosestPoint. Values are mapped to the nearest node, integration point, or element center.
SORT = BUCKETAlways use bucket sort for a significant speed-up of the search algorithm.
REPEAT = YESEnable this option to ensure that all elements and integration points receive mapped data. When there is a significant difference in element sizes between the source and target meshes, the default bucket refinement may be insufficient to cover all points, sometimes by design. In such cases, this flag must be set to guarantee complete data coverage.
ImageSize = DOUBLExDOUBLEDefine the size of the image. The first value designates the image's length, and the second value is the width. Consider the unit system of your target mesh when using this option.
NumClusterIDs = INTNumber of cluster IDs that are generated. This card must be followed by ClusterID# declarations of the following card.
ClusterID#i = INT INT INTDefine the respective gray scale range for each cluster ID in the target mesh. The first value represents the cluster ID, the scond value is the lower value of the gray scale range, the third value is the upper value of the gray scale range. See the example below.

Example 5.1:

ClusterID#1 = 3 120 200

The three intergers given are: 3, 120, and 200. 3 is the first cluster's target cluster ID. 120 is that cluster's minimum grayscale value. 200 is that cluster's maximum value.