Results
After a simulation starts running, Results become available.
The Results section contains 5 subsections:
Summary
Section titled “Summary”In the Summary, you can keep track of all your value outputs. Value outputs are shown for each transient simulation timestep or sweep subsimulation.
If an error occurs and a simulation run fails, you can check the summary status column to see at what point it occurred.
Value outputs can also be exported as a .csv table from the summary.
Any status messages that are sent during simulation runs show up in the Logs. Taking a look at the simulation log is a good way to see what’s happening “under the hood” during simulation runs.
Any values can also be printed to the Logs by using the print function in script.
For a closer look at logs, see the dedicated page Simulation log.
Result files
Section titled “Result files”In Result files, simulation results can be downloaded as .vtu or .json files.
Plotting
Section titled “Plotting”In Plotting, simulation value outputs can be plotted.
To add a plot, select + next to Plotting:
Once a plot has been added, an automatic empty series is created but a single plot can have any number of different series.
Series options include:
- X value
- Value to plot on the X-axis.
- Y value
- Value to plot on the Y-axis.
- Series from
- Optional.
- Available when data dimensions exceed 2, for example in cases of transient sweep simulations.
- Group data by a dimension, such as sweep step, and create series based on the groups automatically.
- Bound input
- Optional.
- Available when data dimensions exceed 3, for example in cases of transient sweep when plotting arrays values.
- Bind a data dimension, such as array index, to be able to plot multidimensional data.
Visualizations
Section titled “Visualizations”In Visualizations, field outputs can be visualized.
To add a visualization, select + next to Visualizations:
