Solution

Create a solution data set.

Syntax

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"Solution");

model.result().dataset(<dtag>).set(property, <value>);

model.result().dataset(<dtag>).selection(...);

model.result().dataset(<dtag>).createDeformedConfig(<gtag>,<mtag>);

Description

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"Solution") creates a solution data set.

Solution data sets refer to a solution in a solver sequence. All result features that perform evaluations on a solution refer to these data sets rather than directly to the solution itself. The solution data sets specify which geometry and frame to use for evaluation and whether to evaluate only on a specific selection, among other things. It is possible to have multiple data set solutions referring to the same solution.

The following properties are available:

Table 7-86: Valid Property/Value Pairs for Solution Data Sets

Name	Value	Default	Description
frametype	mesh | material | spatial| geometry	material or spatial	The frame type that this data set uses for evaluation of spatial coordinates.
geom	String	First available geometry, if any.	The geometry this data set refers to. Only applicable for solutions that refer to a geometry.
phase	double	0	Evaluate solution at this angle, given in degrees
scalefactor	double	1	Multiply solution by this scaling factor
solution	String	First compatible solution	The solution this data set refers to

model.result().dataset(<dtag>).createDeformedConfig(<gtag>,

<mtag>) creates a new geometry sequence (deformed configuration) tagged <gtag> together with a mesh sequence tagged <mtag> to use for remeshing of a deformed mesh. The created geometry sequence only contains a FromMesh feature.

Example

Create a solution data set and set it to point to the second geometry in the solver sequence sol1:

Code for use with Java

DatasetFeature ds = model.result().dataset().create("dset1", "Solution");

ds.set("solution", "sol1");

ds.set("geom", "geom2");

Code for use with MATLAB

ds = model.result.dataset.create('dset1', 'Solution');

ds.set('solution', 'sol1');

ds.set('geom', 'geom2');

See Also

PlotGroup1D, PlotGroup2D, PlotGroup3D