Toolbars

[Main Toolbar]

[Main Toolbar] handles file I/O, view setting operations for canvas, solver launching and opening subwindows. Figure 30 shows the [Main Toolbar].

Figure 30 The [Main Toolbar]

Table 5 describes the functions of the items on the [Main Toolbar].

Table 5 Functions of the items on the [Main Toolbar]

Icon	Name	Description
	[Open]	Opens a project file
	[Save]	Saves the project.
	[Save Snapshot] (N)	Saves a snapshot of the active window.
	[Copy Snapshot to Clipboard]	Copy a snapshot of the active window to Clipboard.
	[Continuous Snapshots / Google Earth Export]	Saves images of each timestep produced by the Post-processing Window/Graph Window into image files, and outputs a KML file for Google Earth.
	Undo	Undoes the most recent action.
	Redo	Redoes the most recent undoed action.
	Fit	Zooms out such that everything is displayed in the window.
	Reset Rotation	Rotates the graphic such that the X-axis is pointing rightward (in the positive direction) and the Y-axis is pointing upward (in the positive direction).
	90-Degree Rotation	Rotates 90 degrees counterclockwise.
	XY-plane	Rotates the graphic such that the X-axis is pointing rightward (in the positive direction) and the Y-axis is pointing upward (in the positive direction).
	YZ-plane	Rotates the graphic such that the Y-axis is pointing rightward (in the positive direction) and the Z-axis is pointing upward (in the positive direction).
	XZ-plane	Rotates the graphic such that the Z-axis is pointing rightward (in the positive direction) and the X-axis is pointing upward (in the positive direction).
	Moves to the left	Shifts the viewpoint to the left.
	Moves to the right	Shifts the viewpoint to the right.
	Moves to the top	Shifts the viewpoint to the top.
	Moves to the bottom	Shifts the viewpoint to the bottom.
	[Zoom in]	Zooms in on the display.
	[Zoom out]	Zooms out from the display.
	Extension in the X-axis direction	Extends only in the X-axis direction.
	Shortening in the X-axis direction	Shortens only in the X-axis direction.
	Extension in the Y-axis direction	Extends only in the Y-axis direction.
	Shortening in the Y-axis direction	Shortens only in the Y-axis direction.
	[Run]	Starts the solver.
	[Stop]	Stops the solver.
	Display Pre-processor	Opens [Pre-processor Window].
	Display [Solver Console]	Displays [Solver Console].
	[Open New 2D Post-processing Window]	Opens a new [2D Post-processing Window].
	[Open New Bird’s Eye 2D Post-processing Window]	Opens a new [Bied’s Eye Post-processing Window].
	[Open New 3D Post-processing Window]	Opens a new [3D Post-processing Window].
	[Open New Graph Window]	Opens a new [Graph Window].
	[Open New Scattered Chart Window]	Opens a new [Scattered Chart Window]
	[Compare with measured values]	Opens a dialog to compare calculation results with measured values
	[Reload Calculation Result]	Reloads calculation result.
	[Mouse Hints]	Displays the [Mouse Hints] dialog.

[Operation Toolbar]

The [Operation Toolbar] is displayed only when the [Pre-processing Window] is active.

The [Operation Toolbar] shows buttons for operations available for the currently selected item in [Object Browser]. Figure 31 shows the [Operation Toolbar].

Figure 31 The [Operation Toolbar]

Table 6 describes the functions of the items on the [Operation Toolbar].

Table 6 Functions of the items on the [Operation Toolbar]

Icon	Name	Description
	[Move Up]	Exchanges priorities with the item that is immediately higher in priority
	[Move Down]	Exchanges priorities with the item that is immediately lower in priority
	[Delete]	Deletes the selected item.

[Animation Toolbar]

The [Animation Toolbar] is displayed only when a Post-processing Window or Graph Window is active.

The [Animation Toolbar] items control movements between timesteps of calculation results. Figure 32 shows the [Animation Toolbar].

Figure 32 The [Animation Toolbar]

Table 7 describes the functions of the items on the [Animation Toolbar].

Table 7 Functions of the items on the [Animation Toolbar]

Icon	Name	Description
	[Reset]	Moves to the first timestep.
	[Step Backward]	Moves to the previous timestep.
	[Start/Stop Animation]	Starts or stops the animation.
	[Step Forward]	Moves to the next timestep.
	[Step Last]	Moves to the last timestep.
	[Toggle Following Last Step]	Automatically moves to the most recent timestep.
	[Edit Slow Motion Animation Speed]	Sets the speed for animation.

When you click on button, the [Animation Speed Setting] dialog (Figure 33) will open. Input the intervals between timesteps and click on [OK].

Figure 33 The [Animation Speed Dialog]