ELNR
Plots element numbers.
Input:
1st line: Colour number, line width
In case of a vertical section the numbers of the 2 neighbouring elements are plotted into the section element. Hence, if the section runs along element edges, the two numbers are equal.
If element numbers are to be plotted, they can be selected as a layer in the model data.
KL2D
Plots 2d fractures
Input:
1st line: colour number, line thickness, line type
A representation of fractures is only possible in the view/profile presentation.
KNNR
Plots node numbers
Input:
1st line: Colour number, line width
If the vertical section does not run along element edges, the plot contains two node numbers at the corners of the section elements. The section runs between these two nodes.
If node numbers are to be plotted, they can be selected as a layer in the model data.
KREU
Plots fitting points together with the coordinate frame
Without further input
Each of the commands HORI, VERT, DATE and NEUE automatically disables the command KREU. This explains why KREU, if it is to be used, should always be used after these commands!
In der Benutzeroberfläche gibt es unter den Erweiterten Einstellungen (Verweis) eine entsprechende Eingabemöglichkeit zur Darstellung von Passpunkten im Plot
In the user interface is it possible under "Extended settings" to choose if fitting points should be displayed.
MARK
Plots markers (identification MARK in the model file).
Input:
1st line: colour number, line thickness, line type
In the case of horizontal sections through 3D models, by default every marking is plotted independent on different layers. A negative colour number plots only the markings of the current layer. This function is not available for vertical sections of 3D models which do not run along element edges. In the case of a vertical section along element edges, the existing node markings are plotted.
The marking values 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 create 'marking lines' instead of PLX markers. Their heights have constant values: MARK =1.0 (square) = 0.28 cm, MARK = 2.0 (octagon) = 0.32 cm and MARK = 3.0 (triangle) = 0.35 cm. Point markers where the value is greater than 100 are plotted as PLX markers with the default height of 0.32 cm. The height can be changed in the file plogeo.ini with the help of the initialization parameter HMAR.
NETZ
Plots the mesh.
Input:
1st line: colour number, line thickness, line type
RAND
Plots the mesh boundary
Input:
1st line: colour number, line thickness, line type
Data plots