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--- wiki:sns:snspro:options_and_controls [2017/07/14 12:58] – claire
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   * [[#Point Queries]]
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 =====Deflected View=====
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 The **Deflection** slider provides an interactive mechanism for visualizing the magnified deflection the geometry experiences under the specified loads and restraints. In addition to the slider method of entry, a numeric value may be entered in the edit box. The deflected shape is the result of a linear extrapolation of the static displacement and should not be construed as the actual deflected shape.
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+Watch Intact Solutions' video "Getting Started with Scan&Solve Pro Part 2: Analyzing Results" from [[https://youtu.be/I9ZMjGpNO9g?t=52|0:52]] to learn more about using the deflection slider.
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 =====Point Queries=====
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 Scan&Solve Pro will place leaders in the model pointing out the location and value of the displayed solution quantities. These leaders will only display under view types that will also allow annotations to be displayed (wireframe, shaded, ghosted, x-ray). The leader text size is controlled by Rhino's dimension scale and text height settings.
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 The following is an example of a solid with a point query placed at the Maximum and at a random point.
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+Watch Intact Solutions' video "Getting Started with Scan&Solve Pro Part 2: Analyzing Results" from [[https://youtu.be/I9ZMjGpNO9g?t=69|1:09]] to learn more about the mark group.
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 [[#Options and Controls|Back to Top]]
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 =====Section Planes=====
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-Dynamic section planes can be used to examine the solution results in areas of the solid that are normally difficult to see or inaccessible. Examples include the interior of the solid, or small crevices obscured by other parts of the solid.
+Dynamic section planes can be used to examine the solution results in areas of the solid that are normally difficult to see or inaccessible. Examples include the interior of the solid, or small crevices obscured by other parts of the solid. Watch Intact Solutions' video "Getting Started with Scan&Solve Pro Part 2: Analyzing Results" from [[https://youtu.be/I9ZMjGpNO9g?t=129|2:09]] to learn more about using section views.
 **Toggle On/Off**
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 =====Min/Max Ranges=====
-The legend limits may be adjusted to bracket specified ranges of solution values. Different limits may be specified for each solution component.
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+The legend limits may be adjusted to bracket specified ranges of solution values. Different limits may be specified for each solution component. To learn more on how to use the max/min sliders, watch Intact Solutions' video "Getting Started with Scan&Solve Pro Part 2: Analyzing Results" from [[https://youtu.be/I9ZMjGpNO9g?t=152|2:32]].
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 **Max** slider controls the maximum value displayed on the legend. The adjacent edit box shows the current maximum legend value and supports manual entry of the maximum value. Areas with this value or larger on the component will appear as the color farthest right on the color scale.