Toolbars Reference

The following toolbars are specific to Design Manager projects.

  • : Design Manager Animation toolbar
  • : Design Manager Snapshot toolbar
  • : Design Manager Vis toolbar

For information on the toolbars that are common in Simcenter STAR-CCM+, see STAR-CCM+ Toolbar Reference.

Design Manager Animation

This toolbar resembles the controls of a common video player to animate scene snapshots, where the scenes are exported as Viewer files (*.sce).

(Play/Pause)
Toggles between playing the scene animation and pausing it.
(Stop)
Stops the animation in the scene.
(Single Step Forward)
Moves the paused animation forward one frame.
(Single Step Backward)
Moves the paused animation backward one frame.

Design Manager Snapshot

This toolbar lets you step through the designs of a design set in snapshots, output tables, and study plots. For Pareto plots, you step through the Pareto cycles.

(First Design)
Jumps to the first design in the design set.
(Previous Design)
Steps backward to the previous design in the design set.
(Next Design)
Steps forward to the next design in the design set.
(Last Design)
Jumps to the last design of the design set.
(Reset Current Design)
Resets the design, that is, no design is displayed.

Design Manager Vis

This toolbar lets you work interactively with scene snapshots, where the scenes are exported as Viewer files (*.sce).

(Reset View)
Restores the view to a zoom factor such that the model takes up most of the display. The view angle is unchanged. Use this function if the model has somehow zoomed or panned to such a position that you can no longer see it on the display.
(Rotate)
Rotates the view around a focal point that your most recent mouse click in the display sets.
(Rubberband Zoom)
Allows you to zoom to a specific area in the display by clicking two points that define the opposing corners of the zoomed area. Press <Esc> to cancel.
(View)
Opens a drop-down menu that allows you to set, save or restore a view.
  • Store Current View

    Records properties about the projection mode, zoom factor, pan position and view angle and adds a node to the Views node of the simulation tree. It is named View N, where N is the first available number that is not used by existing views with the same prefix. So if you have a view, View 1, then this operation creates a view, View 2.

  • Restore View

    Contains a submenu of saved views, including a thumbnail of the view. Select one of the submenu items to restore that view.

  • Projection Mode

    Contains a submenu that toggles between perspective and parallel mode for the current view.

  • Views

    Contains a submenu of standard view angles using the axes as reference vectors.

  • Standard Views

    Contains a submenu of standard views using the aspects of the object in the scene.

  • View Coordinate System

    Contains a submenu of coordinate systems in the simulation that a view can use.

(Previous View)
Reverses the latest change to the view.
(Next View)
Repeats a change that was subjected to the Previous View command.