Makes it so that points are snapped to their closest valid location on the domain. This setting, when enabled, avoids point surface creation failures when the point surface is created from the TUI or GUI.

Extracts a circular slice.

Removes a defined data surface.

Allows you to edit any of the listed available surfaces.

Allows you to import an STL surface for use in postprocessing simulation results. The imported surface can optionally be split into multiple surfaces at each location where it crosses a boundary.

Enters the list of surfaces to imprint from and the name of the new imprinted surface.

Clips a data surface (surface, curve, or point) between two isovalues.

Extracts an iso-surface (surface, curve, or point) from the current data field.

Extracts a linear slice in 2D, given the normal to the line and a distance from the origin.

Defines a “line" surface by specifying the two endpoint coordinates.

Displays the ID and name, and the number of point, curve, and surface facets of the current surfaces.

Extracts a line surface that you define by using the mouse to select the endpoints.

Extracts a planar surface defined by selecting three points with the mouse.

Extracts a “rake" surface that you define by using the mouse to select the endpoints.

Creates multiple iso-surfaces at once. Accepts zone names, lists of zone ID’s, and wildcards.

Creates multiple planes at once. Accepts zone names, lists of zone ID’s, and wildcards.

Creates multiple data surfaces at one time. Accepts zone names, lists of zone ID’s, and wildcards.

Defines a data surface consisting of mesh faces on the partition boundary.

Extracts a planar slice.

Create a plane from a coordinate plane, point and normal, or three points.

Extracts a rectangular array of data points.

Defines a “point" surface by specifying the coordinates.

Extracts a quadric slice.

Extracts a “rake" surface, given the coordinates of the endpoints.

Renames a defined data surface.

Recreates missing surface zones by resetting the case surface list.

Settings related to surfaces.

Extracts a spherical slice.

Allows you to select an existing surface to split into multiple surfaces at each location where that surface crosses a boundary.

Defines a structural “point" surface by specifying the coordinates.

Extracts all cells intersected by a data surface.

Sets the rendering priority for surfaces as low, medium, or high, which is used to determine which surface will be displayed when there is a conflict of coincident surfaces.

Transforms surface.

Creates a surface of a designated zone and gives it a specified name.