Use the Boundary Groups tool to create a group of surfaces and define display properties. These surface groups can
be utilized to group boundaries as required and define specific display properties.
Use the Slice Planes tool to create derived geometry by slicing solids on a plane and defining display properties.
The result of slicing is a 2D planar face.
Use the Iso-Surfaces tool to a create a derived geometry surface with a specific constant scalar value and define
display properties. The shape of the iso-surface is dependent on domains and flow field.
Use the Streamlines tools to create derived geometry streamlines which represent particle paths in a flow field. You
have to define participating solids, seed points, and vectors from which streamlines are computed as well as the integration
direction. There are various methods to generate seed points.
Use the Probe Points tool to define a point or set of points at specific co-ordinates and probe/query results. This
is useful for verifying experimental results with simulation result.
Use the Calculate tool to create new field quantities using a python expression. The new fields can be derived from
existing fields or be completely independent of other results in the dataset.
Process a surface output or point probe file created from data as a part of the General Signal Processing (GSP) workflow
that is utilized for Computational Aeroacoustics (CAA).
Once the baseline model is prepared, you can define morph volumes, morph geometry, create design shapes and run DOE
studies. These tool work for both AcuSolve and ultraFluidX-based workflows.