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Multiple Plot States (Iso Surface and Fringe plot)

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[#133]

I'd like to display one part showing the strain as a fringe plot, and another part as an Iso Surface, showing fluid volume fraction.  I managed to do this once, but for the life of me I can't figure out how I did it.

 

Does anyone know how?


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Hi @jaguar36

Try showing 1 part at a time when doing this. So go to select part and only select one part that you want a fringe plot. Then after the fringe has been set for that part, deselect the part and select the next part and show the iso surface. Then go back to select part and select everything you want to visualize?

This would be my first guess. 

If that doesn't work, you may want to mess around with these visualization settings below:

 

 prepost visualization

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I tried that, it seems when you bring everything back it all gets set to the same state.  I've been playing around with that and the check boxes in the part tree and I can't get it to do it again.


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Ah, I'll keep thinking on it. 


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