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The [[SMS:Particle Module|Particle Module]] tools are contained in the [[SMS:Dynamic_Tools|Dynamic Tools]] portion of the tool palette when the [[SMS:Particle Module|Particle Module]] is active. | The [[SMS:Particle Module|Particle Module]] tools are contained in the [[SMS:Dynamic_Tools|Dynamic Tools]] portion of the tool palette when the [[SMS:Particle Module|Particle Module]] is active. | ||
==[[Image:select_node.gif]] Select Particles== | ===[[Image:select_node.gif]] Select Particles=== | ||
The '''Select Particles''' tool selects a single particle with a left mouse click. A group of particles can be selected by dragging a box around them. Particles may be added to the selection by holding the ''SHIFT'' key and selecting additional particles. The main use of selecting particles in the particle module is to query the particle properties. When a single particle is selected, the ''Info Window'' will show the ID and the edit window will show the location and value of the active particle dataset. If exactly two particles are selected, the ''Info Window'' will also show the exact distance between the two selected particles. If more than one particle is selected, the minimum, maximum, and average value of the active particle dataset will be shown. | The '''Select Particles''' tool selects a single particle with a left mouse click. A group of particles can be selected by dragging a box around them. Particles may be added to the selection by holding the ''SHIFT'' key and selecting additional particles. The main use of selecting particles in the particle module is to query the particle properties. When a single particle is selected, the ''Info Window'' will show the ID and the edit window will show the location and value of the active particle dataset. If exactly two particles are selected, the ''Info Window'' will also show the exact distance between the two selected particles. If more than one particle is selected, the minimum, maximum, and average value of the active particle dataset will be shown. | ||
==Related Topics== | ==Related Topics== | ||
Revision as of 20:16, 13 December 2013
The Particle Module tools are contained in the Dynamic Tools portion of the tool palette when the Particle Module is active.
File:Select node.gif Select Particles
The Select Particles tool selects a single particle with a left mouse click. A group of particles can be selected by dragging a box around them. Particles may be added to the selection by holding the SHIFT key and selecting additional particles. The main use of selecting particles in the particle module is to query the particle properties. When a single particle is selected, the Info Window will show the ID and the edit window will show the location and value of the active particle dataset. If exactly two particles are selected, the Info Window will also show the exact distance between the two selected particles. If more than one particle is selected, the minimum, maximum, and average value of the active particle dataset will be shown.
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