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The following tools are contained in the [[SMS:Toolbars|Dynamic Tools]] portion of the tool palette when the Mesh Module is active. These are tools with corresponding right-click menus.  
The following tools are contained in the [[SMS:Toolbars|Dynamic Tools]] portion of the tool palette when the Mesh module is active. These are tools with corresponding right-click menus.  


===[[File:Select Point tool.png]] Select Mesh Nodes===
===[[File:Select Point Tool.svg|16 px]] Select Mesh Nodes===
Right-clicking on a mesh node while using the '''Select Mesh Nodes''' will bring up the following menu options:
Right-clicking on a mesh node while using the '''Select Mesh Nodes''' will bring up the following menu options:
*'''Delete''' – Delete selected mesh Nodes.
*'''Delete''' – Delete selected mesh Nodes.
*'''Assign BC''' – Assign a boundary condition to selected mesh nodes.
*'''Assign BC''' – Assign a boundary condition to selected mesh nodes. This is only available for certain mesh models.
*'''Transform''' – [[SMS:Data Transform|Transform]] the selected nodes either by scaling, translation, or rotation.
*'''Transform''' – [[SMS:Data Transform|Transform]] the selected nodes either by scaling, translation, or rotation.
*'''Triangulate''' – [[SMS:Mesh Node Triangulation|Triangulate]] the selected nodes to form triangle elements.
*'''Triangulate''' – [[SMS:Mesh Node Triangulation|Triangulate]] the selected nodes to form triangle elements.


===[[File:SMS Select Nodestring tool.png]] '''Select Nodestrings''' ===
===[[File:SMS Select Nodestring Tool.svg|16 px]] Select Nodestrings ===
Right-clicking on a selected nodestring while using the '''Select Nodestring''' tool will bring up the following options:
Right-clicking on a selected nodestring while using the '''Select Nodestring''' tool will bring up the following options:
*'''Delete Selected''' – Delete selected nodestrings.
*'''Delete Selected''' – Delete selected nodestrings.
*'''Assign BC''' – Assign a boundary condition to selected nodestrings.
*'''Assign BC''' – Assign a boundary condition to selected nodestrings. This command is only available for certain mesh models.
*'''Reverse Direction''' – Reverse direction of selected nodestrings.
*'''Reverse Direction''' – Reverse direction of selected nodestrings.
*'''Force Breaklines''' – Force element edges to follow the selected nodestrings.
*'''Force Breaklines''' – Force element edges to follow the selected nodestrings.
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*'''Smooth''' – Smooth the mesh boundary along the path of a selected nodestring by moving midside nodes. Only used for quadratic elements.
*'''Smooth''' – Smooth the mesh boundary along the path of a selected nodestring by moving midside nodes. Only used for quadratic elements.


===[[File:SelectMeshElement.gif]] '''Select Elements''' ===
===[[File:SMS Select Mesh Element Tool.svg|16 px]] Select Elements ===
Right-clicking on a selected element while using the '''Select Elements''' tool will bring up the following options:
Right-clicking on a selected element while using the '''Select Elements''' tool will bring up the following options:
*'''Delete''' – Delete selected element.
*'''Delete''' – Delete selected element.
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*[[SMS:Convert Elements#Relax|'''Relax''']] – Moves all the nodes on the interior of the selected elements to the centroid of their contributing area.  Iterates based on option set in the options command.
*[[SMS:Convert Elements#Relax|'''Relax''']] – Moves all the nodes on the interior of the selected elements to the centroid of their contributing area.  Iterates based on option set in the options command.
*'''Assign Material Type''' – Assign material type to selected elements.
*'''Assign Material Type''' – Assign material type to selected elements.
*'''Edit Subset''' – This command is only available when elements are selected.  In this case, the command appears.  Selecting the command creates a subset from the selected elements and enters [[SMS:Editing 2D Meshes#Subset Edit Mode|subset editing mode]].
*'''Convert Selection to Feature Arcs''' – Converts all selected elements to feature nodes and arcs on map coverage.


==Related Topics==
==Related Topics==

Latest revision as of 19:12, 18 March 2022

The following tools are contained in the Dynamic Tools portion of the tool palette when the Mesh module is active. These are tools with corresponding right-click menus.

Select Point Tool.svg Select Mesh Nodes

Right-clicking on a mesh node while using the Select Mesh Nodes will bring up the following menu options:

  • Delete – Delete selected mesh Nodes.
  • Assign BC – Assign a boundary condition to selected mesh nodes. This is only available for certain mesh models.
  • TransformTransform the selected nodes either by scaling, translation, or rotation.
  • TriangulateTriangulate the selected nodes to form triangle elements.

SMS Select Nodestring Tool.svg Select Nodestrings

Right-clicking on a selected nodestring while using the Select Nodestring tool will bring up the following options:

  • Delete Selected – Delete selected nodestrings.
  • Assign BC – Assign a boundary condition to selected nodestrings. This command is only available for certain mesh models.
  • Reverse Direction – Reverse direction of selected nodestrings.
  • Force Breaklines – Force element edges to follow the selected nodestrings.
  • Renumber Nodes – Renumber the nodes starting with an ID of 1.
  • Renumber Nodestrings – renumber the nodestrings starting with an ID of 1.
  • Smooth – Smooth the mesh boundary along the path of a selected nodestring by moving midside nodes. Only used for quadratic elements.

SMS Select Mesh Element Tool.svg Select Elements

Right-clicking on a selected element while using the Select Elements tool will bring up the following options:

  • Delete – Delete selected element.
  • Refine – Split all selected elements into four elements.
  • Relax – Moves all the nodes on the interior of the selected elements to the centroid of their contributing area. Iterates based on option set in the options command.
  • Assign Material Type – Assign material type to selected elements.
  • Edit Subset – This command is only available when elements are selected. In this case, the command appears. Selecting the command creates a subset from the selected elements and enters subset editing mode.
  • Convert Selection to Feature Arcs – Converts all selected elements to feature nodes and arcs on map coverage.

Related Topics