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<p>Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: = Dialog: Result Analyzer = &lt;P&gt; This menu item launches the program &lt;B&gt;WUFI2D Motion&lt;/B&gt; which displays the results as animated 3D graphs. &lt;/P&gt; &lt;P&gt; WUFI2D Motion auto...</p> <p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>= Dialog: Result Analyzer =<br /> <br /> &lt;P&gt;<br /> This menu item launches the program &lt;B&gt;WUFI2D Motion&lt;/B&gt;<br /> which displays the results as animated 3D graphs.<br /> &lt;/P&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;P&gt;<br /> WUFI2D Motion automatically reads the result file created by<br /> WUFI-2D and displays the two-dimensional fields of temperature,<br /> water content, relative humidity, vapor pressure, heat flux,<br /> capillary flux and diffusion flux.<br /> &lt;/P&gt;<br /> &lt;P&gt;<br /> &lt;B&gt;&quot;Start&quot;&lt;/B&gt; the &lt;B&gt;&quot;Movie&quot;&lt;/B&gt; to see an animation of the<br /> changes which happen in these fields during the calculation<br /> period. The values in the fields are color coded; right-click<br /> on the color scale to edit the color coding.<br /> &lt;/P&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;P&gt;<br /> Originally, you are viewing the fields from &#039;above&#039;. Grab them<br /> with the cursor or use the tool buttons to &lt;B&gt;rotate&lt;/B&gt; them<br /> into a side-view. In addition to the color coding, the different<br /> values in the fields will then be visualized by their different<br /> heights along the z-axis. The boundary conditions are indicated<br /> along the edges of the fields<br /> &lt;/P&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;P&gt;<br /> Press &lt;TT&gt;CTRL&lt;/TT&gt; and the left mouse button to &lt;B&gt;move&lt;/B&gt; the<br /> graph.&lt;BR&gt;<br /> Press &lt;TT&gt;CTRL+ALT&lt;/TT&gt; and the left mouse button to &lt;B&gt;zoom&lt;/B&gt;<br /> into the graph: moving the mouse in positive x direction will<br /> zoom in; moving the mouse in negative x direction will zoom out.<br /> &lt;/P&gt;</div>

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