Command Line

 

 

 

To avoid the process of clicking several times for invoking a function, MIDAS has incorporated a new feature known as “Command Line”. This feature is similar to the one in AutoCAD and improves the efficiency of modeling and analysis. By just typing a simple abbreviated command in the Command Line, the program will invoke the dialog box or direct the user to the related function. This will speed up the process of generating an analytical model and improve its accuracy in design.  

 

The shortcut commands for the Command Line are saved in a shortcutkey. cmd file in a text format, which is located in the User Folder. For generating a frequently used command, the user can create or modify commands in this text file.

 

 

 

Command Line

How to use the Command Line

 

1. Click on the Command Line or click on an arbitrary point in Model View and then Press the Space Bar. The user will then see the cursor blinking on the command line.

 

2. Enter a shortcut key that is indicated in the shortcutkey.cmd file. There are two kinds of keys that can be specified – the Command Key and the Group Key. Command Key is the key for invoking any menu or function. Group Key is the key for invoking a Command Group. If all menus of MIDAS/Gen need to be defined then there will be some difficulty in defining shortcuts with one or two characters. Also, if the number of characters is increased, then the efficiency of using the shortcut keys will decrease. For this reason, MIDAS has introduced the tree structure of folders which is similar to the one in Microsoft Windows. Several keys can be grouped together and the same command in another group can be specified to be the same key. The shortcut key does not need to be designated in a specific group and several groups can exist in one group.

 

[Examples]

 

1) Using the Command Key:

 

By inputting ‘PM’ in the command line ‘Model >Properties > Material’ menu can be invoked.

 

2) Using the Group Key:

 

Since, ‘P’ represents a group key for ‘Properties’ and  ‘M’ represents a command key for ‘Material’, typing ‘PM’ will invoke the material properties dialog box. Another option is to type the characters separately. If ‘P’ is typed then the program will invoke the Properties group and a pop-up list will appear showing the commands that can be chosen. If ‘M’ is typed, then the program will invoke the Material properties dialog box, which is the same as typing ‘PM’.

 

Shortcut Keys input using the Command Line.

3. When any character is inputted in the Command Line a pop-up list containing the sub-commands appears. The user can either type the command as specified by the character, or use the direction keys to highlight the command and select it by either pressing the space bar or Enter key. The user can also select by clicking the command with the mouse.  

 

4. After the command is executed, the Command Line reverts back to the default state.

 

5. The user can delete the inputted command by pressing the backspace key.

 

 

How to create a Command Key

 

All the information relating to the Command Keys is saved in a shortcutkey.cmd file which is located in C:\> Program Files> MIDAS> MIDAS Gen> User folder. By modifying this file the user can customize the shortcut keys for frequently used commands.

 

The format of the shortcutkey.cmd file is as follows. Usually one command key and one Group Key are included in one line.

 

Key, Display Text/Group Path, Type, Menu Path or Group Name/Path

 

 

Key: Shortcut Key to invoke the applicable dialog box.

 

Display Text:  The text that is displayed when inputting the corresponding key.

 

Group Path:  If the corresponding command key is a key inside a group, then the user inputs the Group path. When inputting the Group path, the user should use the name of the group.

 

Type: Type of Keys

 

C: Command Key.

 

G: Group Key. Selects the Command Group

 

L: Selects the lower grade group. This is a shortcut key to select other groups that are included in the group which is active.

 

Menu Path: If the Key type is ‘C’ then the user should define the path of the menu to be performed. The path should be inputted based on Main Menu and ‘…’ included in the menu is ignored. Writing with upper case or lower case doesn’t matter.

 

Group Name: If the Key Type is ‘G’ then the user inputs the name of the group.

 

Group Path: If the Key type is ‘L’, then the user inputs the path of the upper graded group which the selected lower grade group is included. When inputting the path of the Group the user should use the name of the group.  

 

[Example]

 

1. RT, Result Tables, G, RT

 

2. T, RT > Truss, G, RTT

 

3. RTT, Truss, L, RT > Truss

 

4. Fo, RT > RTT > Force & Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force & Stress

 

5. RTTF, Force, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force

 

1. This creates a Command Group of ‘RT’. When the user types ‘RT’ on the Command Line then a pop-up list will appear and the Result Table will be selected. The lower grade group pop-up list will also be displayed.

 

 

2. This defines a group name ‘RTT’, which is a lower grade of ‘RT’ and the group key as ‘T’ is specified. In this case, in the path 'RT > Truss', ‘RT’ does not refer to a Group Key but is a Group name.

The user selects the Result table by typing ‘RT’ and the Truss Group by typing ‘T’ again. Then a pop-up list of Command Keys which is included to the Truss Group will display.

 

 

3. This defines a ‘L’ type key ‘RTT’, which is included in Result Table (RT). This key enables the user to select the Truss Group at once. If the user types ‘RTT’, then the group path of RT>truss can be selected.

 

4. This defines the command key ‘Fo’. This is a command key for the Force and Stress menu which is a lower grade group of Truss. The command key ‘Fo’, which performs the path ‘Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force & Stress’, should be defined in the group of Result Table (RT) > Truss(T).

To perform this key, the user should assign the key in the ‘Result Table (RT)>Truss’ group.

 

 

5. This defines a Command Key ‘RTTFo’, which performs the path ‘Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force & Stress’. Since this Command Key is not included in any Group, it can be typed in the default Command Line.

 

 

 

NOTE

 

1. If there are group keys that are duplicated, then the program will read the upper Group that is defined in the shortcutkey.cmd file.

 

2. If the Command Key is duplicated, then the program will read the latest Command that is defined in the shortcutkey.cmd file.

 

3. The user should specify the Group Name precisely to designate the path of the Group.

 

4. The user can press the space bar when the Command Line is defaulted to display the keys included in the Upper Groups or

Command Keys that are not included.

 

5. The user cannot use the Command Line function during analysis.

 

Command List (contents of shortcutkey.cmd)

 

Str, Structure Type, C, Model>Structure Type

 

C, Create, G, C

 

N, C > Create Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Create Nodes

 

CN, Create Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Create Nodes

 

E, C > Create Elements, C, Model > Elements > Create Elements

 

CE, Create Elements, C, Model > Elements > Create Elements

 

 

D, Delete, G, D

 

N, D > Delete Nodes, C, Model >Nodes >Delete

 

DN, Delete Nodes, C, Model >Nodes >Delete

 

E, D > Delete Elements, C, Model > Elements > Delete

 

DE, Delete Elements, C, Model > Elements > Delete

 

 

T, Translate, G, T

 

N, T > Translate Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Translate

 

TN, Translate Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Translate

 

E, T > Translate Elements, C, Model > Elements > Translate

 

TE, Translate Elements, C, Model > Elements > Translate

 

 

Ro, Rotate, G, Ro

 

N, Ro > Rotate Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Rotate

 

RoN, Rotate Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Rotate

 

E, Ro > Rotate Elements, C, Model > Elements > Rotate

 

RoE, Rotate Elements, C, Model > Elements > Rotate

 

 

Mi, Mirror, G, Mi

 

N, Mi > Mirror Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Mirror

 

MiN, Mirror Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Mirror

 

E, Mi > Mirror Elements, C, Model > Elements > Mirror

 

MiE, Mirror Elements, C, Model > Elements > Mirror

 

 

Di, Divide, G, Di

 

N, Di > Divide Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Divide

 

DiN, Divide Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Divide

 

E, Di > Divide Elements, C, Model > Elements > Divide

 

DiE, Divide Elements, C, Model > Elements > Divide

 

 

Me, Merge, G, Me

 

N, Me > Merge Node, C, Model > Nodes > Merge

 

MeN, Merge Node, C, Model > Nodes > Merge

 

E, Me > Merge Elements, C, Model > Elements > Merge

 

MeE, Merge Elements, C, Model > Elements > Merge

 

 

Ren, Renumbering, G, Ren

 

N, Ren > Renumbering, C, Model > Nodes > Renumbering

 

RenN, Renumbering, C, Model > Nodes > Renumbering

 

E, Ren > Renumbering, C, Model > Elements > Renumbering

 

RenE, Renumbering, C, Model > Elements > Renumbering

 

Pr, Project Nodes, C, Model > Nodes > Project

 

I, Intersect Elements, C, Model > Elements > Intersect

 

E, Extrude Elements, C, Model > Elements > Extrude

 

Ch, Change Element Parameters, C, Model > Elements > Change Element Parameters

 

 

P, Properties, G, P

 

M, P > Material, C, Model > Properties > Material

 

PM, Material, C, Model > Properties > Material

 

S, P > Section, C, Model > Properties > Section

 

PS, Section, C, Model > Properties > Section

 

CR, P > Creep/SH, C, Model > Properties > Time Dependent MAterial(Creep/Shrinkage)

 

PCR, Creep/SH, C, Model > Properties > Time Dependent MAterial(Creep/Shrinkage)

 

SF, P > Section Stiffness Scale Factor, C, Model > Properties > Section Stiffness Scale Factor

 

PSF, Section Stiffness Scale Factor, C, Model > Properties > Section Stiffness Scale Factor

 

T, P > Thickness, C, Model > Properties > Thickness

 

PT, Thickness, C, Model > Properties > Thickness

 

CS, P > Comp.Strength, C, Model > Properties > Time Dependent MAterial(Comp. Strength)

 

PCS, Comp.Strength, C, Model > Properties > Time Dependent MAterial(Comp. Strength)

 

 

B, Boundaries, G, B

 

S, B > Supports, C, Model > Boundaries > Supports

 

BS, Supports, C, Model > Boundaries > Supports

 

R, B > Beam End Release, C, Model > Boundaries > Beam End Release

 

BR, Beam End Release, C, Model > Boundaries > Beam End Release

 

O, B > Beam End Offsets, C, Model > Boundaries > Beam End Offsets

 

BO, Beam End Offsets, C, Model > Boundaries > Beam End Offsets

 

RL, B > Rigid Link, C, Model > Boundaries > Rigid Link

 

BRL, Rigid Link, C, Model > Boundaries > Rigid Link

 

EL, B > Elastic Link, C, Model > Boundaries > Elastic Link

 

BEL, Elastic Link, C, Model > Boundaries > Elastic Link

 

EW, B > Effective Width, C, Model > Boundaries > Effective Width Scale Factor

 

BEW, Effective Width, C, Model > Boundaries > Effective Width Scale Factor

 

GL, B > General Link, C, Model > Boundaries > General Link

 

BGL, General Link, C, Model > Boundaries > General Link

 

GLP, B > General Link Properties, C, Model > Boundaries > General Link properties

 

BGLP, General Link Properties, C, Model > Boundaries > General Link Properties

 

 

M, Masses, G, M

 

 N, M > Nodal Masses, C, Model > Masses > Nodal Masses

 

 MN, Nodal Masses, C, Model > Masses > Nodal Masses

 

 L, M > Loads to Masses, C, Model > Masses > Loads to Masses

 

 ML, Loads to Masses, C, Model > Masses > Loads to Masses

 

 

Gr, Group, G, Gr

 

 S, Gr > Define Structure Group, C, Model > Group > Define Structure Group

 

 GrS, Define Structure Group, C, Model > Group > Define Structure Group

 

 B, Gr > Define Boundary Group,  C, Model > Group > Define Boundary Group

 

 GrB, Define Boundary Group, C, Model > Group > Define Boundary Group

 

 L, Gr > Define Load Group, C, Model > Group > Define Load Group

 

 GrL, Define Load Group, C, Model > Group > Define Load Group

 

 T, Gr > Tendon Load Group, C, Model > Group > Define Tendon Group

 

 GrT, Define Tendon Groupb, C, Model > Group > Define Tendon Group

 

 

Rd, Redraw, C, View > Redraw

 

 

In, Initial View, C, View > Initial View

 

 

Dy, Dynamic View, G, Dy

 

Z, Dy > Zoom, C, View > Dynamic View > Zoom

 

DyZ, Zoom,    C, View > Dynamic View > Zoom

 

P, Dy > Pan,  C, View > Dynamic View > Pan

 

DyP, Pan,     C, View > Dynamic View > Pan

 

R, Dy > Rotate, C, View > Dynamic View > Rotate

 

DyR, Rotate, C, View > Dynamic View > Rotate

 

 

Z, Zoom, G, Z

 

F, Z > Fit, C, View > Zoom > Fit

 

ZF, Fit, C, View > Zoom > Fit

 

W, Z > Window, C, View > Zoom > Window

 

ZW, Window, C, View > Zoom > Window

 

I, Z > In, C, View > Zoom > In

 

ZI, In, C, View > Zoom > In

 

O, Z > Out, C, View > Zoom > Out

 

ZO, Out, C, View > Zoom > Out

 

A, Z > Auto Fitting, C, View > Zoom > Auto Fitting

 

ZA, Auto Fitting, C, View > Zoom > Auto Fitting

 

 

Vi, View Point, G, Vi

 

I, Vi > Iso, C, View > View Point > Iso

 

ViI, Iso, C, View > View Point > Iso

 

T, Vi > Top(+Z), C, View > View Point > Top (+Z)

 

ViT, Top(+Z), C, View > View Point > Top (+Z)

 

L, Vi > Left(-X), C, View > View Point > Left (-X)

 

ViL, Left(-X), C, View > View Point > Left (-X)

 

R, Vi > Right(+X), C, View > View Point > Right (+X)

 

ViR, Right(+X), C, View > View Point > Right (+X)

 

F, Vi > Front(-Y), C, View > View Point > Front (-Y)

 

ViF, Front(-Y), C, View > View Point > Front (-Y)

 

A, Vi > Angle, C, View > View Point > Angle

 

ViA, Angle, C, View > View Point > Angle

 

Sh, Shrink Elements, C, View > Shrink Elements

 

Pe, Perspective View, C, View > Perspective View

 

H, Remove Hidden Lines, C, View > Remove Hidden Lines

 

 

 

S, Select, G, S

 

Id, S > Identity, C, View > Select > Identity

 

SId, Identity, C, View > Select > Identity

 

S, S > Single, C, View > Select > Single

 

SS, Single, C, View > Select > Single

 

W, S > Window, C, View > Select > Window

 

SW, Window, C, View > Select > Window

 

Po, S > Polygon, C, View > Select > Polygon

 

SPo, Polygon, C, View > Select > Polygon

 

In, S > Intersect Line, C, View > Select > Intersect Line

 

SIn, Intersect Line, C, View > Select > Intersect Line

 

P, S > Plane, C, View > Select > Plane

 

SP, Plane, C, View > Select > Plane

 

V, S > Volume, C, View > Select > Volume

 

SV, Volume, C, View > Select > Volume

 

All, S > Select All, C, View > Select > Select All

 

SAll, Select All, C, View > Select > Select All

 

Pr, S > Select Previous, C, View > Select Previous

 

SPr, Select Previous, C, View > Select Previous

 

 

U, Unselect, G, U

 

Id, U > Identity, C, View > Unselect > Identity

 

Uid, Identity, C, View > Unselect > Identity

 

W, U > Window, C, View > Unselect > Window

 

UW, Window, C, View > Unselect > Window

 

Po, U > Polygon, C, View > Unselect > Polygon

 

Upo, Polygon, C, View > Unselect > Polygon

 

I, U > Intersect Line, C, View > Unselect > Intersect Line

 

UI, Intersect Line, C, View > Unselect > Intersect Line

 

P, U > Plane, C, View > Unselect > Plane

 

UP, Plane, C, View > Unselect > Plane

 

V, U > Volume, C, View > Unselect > Volume

 

UV, Volume, C, View > Unselect > Volume

 

All, U > Unselect All, C, View > Unselect > Unselect All

 

UAll, Unselect All, C, View > Unselect > Unselect All

 

 

A, Activities, G, A

 

A, A > Active, C, View > Activities > Active

 

AA, Active, C, View > Activities > Active

 

I, A > Inactive, C, View > Activities > Inactive

 

AI, Inactive, C, View > Activities > Inactive

 

In, A > Inverse Active, C, View > Activities > Inverse Active

 

AIn, Inverse Active, C, View > Activities > Inverse Active

 

All, A > Active All,  C, View > Activities > Active All

 

AAll, Active All,  C, View > Activities > Active All

 

Id, A > Active Identity, C, View > Activities > Active Identity

 

AId, Active Identity, C, View > Activities > Active Identity

 

P, A > Active Previous, C, View > Activities > Active Previous

 

AP, Active Previous, C, View > Activities > Active Previous

 

 

G, Grid, G, G

 

V, G > View, G, GV

 

GV, View, L, G > View

 

P, G > GV > Point Grid, C, View > Grids > Point Grid

 

GP, Point Grid, C, View > Grids > Point Grid

 

L, G > GV > Line Grid, C, View > Grids > Line Grid

 

GL, Line Grid, C, View > Grids > Line Grid

 

 

D, G > Define, G, GD

 

GD, Define Grid, L, G > Define

 

P, G > GD > Define Point Grid, C, Model > Grids > Define Point Grid

 

GCP, Define Point Grid, C, Model > Grids > Define Point Grid

 

L, G > GD > Define Line Grid, C, Model > Grids > Define Line Grid

 

GCL, Define Line Grid, C, Model > Grids > Define Line Grid

 

 

Sn, Snap, G, Sn

 

P, Sn > Point, C, View > Snap > Point

 

SnP, Point, C, View > Snap > Point

 

L, Sn > Line, C, View > Snap > Line

 

SnL, Line, C, View > Snap > Line

 

N, Sn > Node, C, View > Snap > Node

 

SnN, Node, C, View > Snap > Node

 

E, Sn > Element, C, View > Snap > Element

 

SnE, Element, C, View > Snap > Element

 

All, Sn > All, C, View > Snap > All

 

SnAll, All, C, View > Snap > All

 

Free, Sn > Free, C, View > Snap > Free

 

SnFree, Free, C, View > Snap > Free

 

 

Dis, Display, G, Dis

 

D, Dis > Display, C, View > Display

 

Dp, Display, C, View > Display

 

O, Dis > Display Option, C, View > Display Option

 

DO, Display Option, C, View > Display Option

 

 

SL, Static Load, G, SL

 

NL, SL > Nodal Loads,C,Load>Nodal Loads

 

SLNL, Nodal Loads,C,Load>Nodal Loads

 

EB, SL > Element Beam Loads,C,Load>Element Beam Loads

 

SLEB, Element Beam Loads,C,Load>element beam loads

 

LB, SL > Line Beam Loads, C, Load>Line Beam Loads

 

SLLB, Line Beam Loads,C,Load>Line beam loads

 

PL, SL > Pressure Loads,C,Load>Pressure loads

 

SLPL, Pressure Loads,C,Load>pressure Loads

 

 

 

TL,Temperaure Loads, G, TL

 

ST, TL>System Temperature,C,Load>Temperature Loads>system temperature

 

TLST, System Temperature,C,Load>temperature loads>system temperature

 

NT, TL>Nodal Temperature,C,Load>temperature loads>nodal temperatures

 

TLNT, Nodal Temperature,C,Load>temperature loads>nodal temperatures

 

ET, TL>Element Temperature,C,Load>temperature loads>element temperatures

 

TLET, Element Temperature,C,Load>temperature loads>element temperatures

 

TG, TL>Temperature Gradient,C,Load>temperature loads>temperature gradient

 

TLTG, Temperature Gradient,C,Load>temperature loads>temperature gradient

 

BT, TL>Beam Section Temperatures,C,Load>temperature loads>beam section temperatures

 

TLBT, Beam Section Temperatures,C,Load>temperature loads>beam section temperatures

 

 

 

PL, Prestress Load, G, PL

 

BL, PL > Prestress Beam Load, C, Load > Prestress Loads > Prestress Beam Loads

 

PT, PL > Pretension, C, Load > prestress Loads > pretension loads

 

EPT, PL > External Pretension, C, Load > prestress Loads > External Type Loadcase for pretension

 

TPT, PL > Tendon property, C, Load > prestress Loads > Tendon Property

 

TPR, PL > Tendon Profile, C, Load > prestress Loads > Tendon Profile

 

TPL, PL > Tendon Prestress Loads, C, Load > prestress Loads > Tendon Prestress loads

 

 

MVL, Moving Load, G, MV

 

Co, MV > Code, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Moving Load Code

 

MVC, MVL Code, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Moving Load Code

 

TLL, MV > Line Lanes, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Traffic Line Lanes

 

MVTLL, Traffic Line Lanes, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Traffic Line Lanes

 

TSL, MV > Surface Lanes, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Traffic Surface Lanes

 

MVTSL, Traffic Surface Lanes, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Traffic Surface Lanes

 

Ve, MV > Vehicles, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Vehicles

 

MVVe, Vehicles, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Vehicles

 

VeC, MV > Vehicle Classes, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Vehicle Classes

 

MVVeC, Vehicle Classes, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Vehicle Classes

 

CA, MV > MVL Case, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Moving Load Cases

 

MVCA, MVL Case, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Moving Load Cases

 

CR, MV > Concurrent Reaction, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Concurrent Reaction Group

 

MVCR, Concurrent Reaction, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Concurrent Reaction Group

 

LS, MV > Lane Support, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Lane Support-Negative Moment at interior piers

 

MVLS, Lane Support, C, Load > Moving Load Analysis Data > Lane Support-Negative Moment at interior piers

 

 

HH, Heat of Hydration, G, HH

 

AT, HH > Ambient Temp, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Ambient Temperature Functions

 

CC, HH > Convection Coeff, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Convection Coefficient Functions

 

EC, HH > Element Convection, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Element Convection Boundary

 

PT, HH > Prescribed Temp, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Prescribed Temperature

 

HS, HH > Heat Source, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Heat Source Functions

 

AHS, HH > Assign HEat source, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Assign Heat source

 

PC, HH > Pipe Cooling, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Pipe Cooling

 

CSH, HH > CS for Hydration, C, Load > Heat of Hydration Analysis Data > Define Construction Stage for Hydration

 

 

 

Ana, Analysis, G, Ana

 

M, Ana > Main Control, C, Analysis > Main Control Data

 

AM, Main Control, C, Analysis > Main Control Data

 

PD, Ana > P-Delta, C, Analysis > P-Delta Analysis control

 

APD, P-Delta, C, Analysis > P-Delta Analysis control

 

Bu, Ana > Buckling, C, Analysis > Buckling Analysis Control

 

ABu, Buckling, C, Analysis > Buckling Analysis Control

 

EG, Ana > Eigenvalue, C, Analysis > Eigenvalue Analysis Control

 

AEG, Eigenvalue, C, Analysis > Eigenvalue Analysis Control

 

RS, Ana > Response Spectrum, C, Analysis > Response Spectrum ANalysis Control

 

ARS, Response Spectrum, C, Analysis > Response Spectrum ANalysis Control

 

HH, Ana > Heat of Hydration, C, Analysis > Heat of Hydration Analysis Control

 

AHH, Heat of Hydration, C, Analysis > Heat of Hydration Analysis Control

 

MV, Ana > Moving Load, C, Analysis > Moving Load Analysis Control

 

AMV, Moving Load, C, Analysis > Moving Load Analysis Control

 

NL, Ana > Nonlinear, C, Analysis > Nonlinear Analysis Control

 

ANL, Nonlinear, C, Analysis > Nonlinear Analysis Control

 

CS, Ana > Construction Stage, C, Analysis > Construction Stage Analysis Control

 

ACS, Construction Stage, C, Analysis > Construction Stage Analysis Control

 

SU, Ana > Suspension Bridge, C, Analysis > Suspension Bridge Analysis Control

 

ASU, Suspension Bridge, C, Analysis > Suspension Bridge Analysis Control

 

BC, Ana > Boundary Change, C, Analysis > Boundary Change Assignment to Load Cases/Analyses

 

ABC, Boundary Change, C, Analysis > Boundary Change Assignment to Load Cases/Analyses

 

 

Co, Combinations, C, Results > Combinations

 

 

Rea, Reactions, G, Rea

 

F, Rea > Reaction Forces/Moments, C, Results > Reactions > Reaction Forces/Moments

 

ReaF, Reaction Forces/Moments, C, Results > Reactions > Reaction Forces/Moments

 

S, Rea > Search Reaction Forces/Moments, C, Results > Reactions > Search Reaction Forces/Moments

 

ReaS, Search Reaction Forces/Moments, C, Results > Reactions > Search Reaction Forces/Moments

 

 

Def, Deformations, G, Def

 

S, Def > Deformed Shape, C, Results > Deformations > Deformed Shape

 

DeS, Deformed Shape, C, Results > Deformations > Deformed Shape

 

C, Def > Displacement Contour, C, Results > Deformations > Displacement Contour

 

DeC, Displacement Contour, C, Results > Deformations > Displacement Contour

 

D, Def > Search Displacements, C, Results > Deformations > Search Displacements

 

DeD, Search Displacements, C, Results > Deformations > Search Displacements

 

 

F, Forces, G, F

 

T, F > Truss, C, Results > Forces > Truss Forces

 

FT, Truss, C, Results > Forces > Truss Forces

 

B, F > Beam Forces/Moments, C, Results > Forces > Beam Forces/Moments

 

FB, Beam Forces/Moments, C, Results > Forces > Beam Forces/Moments

 

BD, F > Beam Diagrams, C, Results > Forces > Beam Diagrams

 

FBD, Beam Diagrams, C, Results > Forces > Beam Diagrams

 

P, F > Plate Forces/Moments, C, Results > Forces > Plate Forces/Moments

 

FP, Plate Forces/Moments, C, Results > Forces > Plate Forces/Moments

 

PD, F > Plate Cutting Line Diagram, C, Results > Forces > Plate Cutting Line Diagram

 

FPD, Plate Cutting Line Diagram, C, Results > Forces > Plate Cutting Line Diagram

 

W, F > Wall Forces/Moments, C, Results > Forces > Wall Forces/Moments

 

FW, Wall Forces/Moments, C, Results > Forces > Wall Forces/Moments

 

WD, F > Wall Diagrams, C, Results > Forces > Wall Diagrams

 

FWD, Wall Diagrams, C, Results > Forces > Wall Diagrams

 

M, F > Member Diagrams, C, Results > Forces > Member Diagrams

 

FM, Member Diagrams, C, Results > Forces > Member Diagrams

 

 

 

St, Stresses, G, St

 

T, St > Truss Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Truss Stresses

 

StT, Truss Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Truss Stresses

 

B, St > Beam Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Beam Stresses

 

StB, Beam Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Beam Stresses

 

D, St > Beam Stresses Diagram, C, Results > Stresses > Beam Stresses Diagram

 

StD, Beam Stresses Diagram, C, Results > Stresses > Beam Stresses Diagram

 

PSC, St > PSC Stress, C, Results > Stresses > Beam Stresses(PSC)

 

StPC, PSC Stress, C, Results > Stresses > Beam Stresses(PSC)

 

P, St > Plane-Stress/Plate Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Plane-Stress/Plate Stresses

 

StP, Plane-Stress/Plate Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Plane-Stress/Plate Stresses

 

PS, St > Plane Strain Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Plane Strain Stresses

 

StPS, Plane Strain Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Plane Strain Stresses

 

A, St > Axisymmetric Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Axisymmetric Stresses

 

StA, Axisymmetric Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Axisymmetric Stresses

 

S, St > Solid Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Solid Stresses

 

StS, Solid Stresses, C, Results > Stresses > Solid Stresses

 

 

 

LFS, Local Direction Force Sum, C, Results > Local Direction Force Sum

 

V, Vibration Mode Shapes, C, Results > Vibration Mode Shapes

 

Bk, Buckling Mode Shape, C, Results > Buckling Mode Shapes

 

SG, Stage/Step history Graph, C, Results > Stage/Step history Graph

 

UKL, Unknown Load Factor, C, Results > unknown Load factor

 

bgd, Bridge Girder Diagram,C , Results > Bridge Girder Diagrams

 

 

MVT, Moving Load Tracer,G , MVT

 

RE, MVT > Reaction, C, Results > Moving Load Tracer > Reactions

 

Dis, MVT > Displacement, C, Results > Moving Load Tracer > Displacements

 

T, MVT > Truss Forces, C, Results > Moving Load Tracer > Truss Forces

 

B, MVT > Beam Force,  C, Results > Moving Load Tracer > Beam Forces/Moments

 

MVTB, MV Tracer of Beam, C, Results > Moving Load Tracer > Beam Forces/Moments

 

P, MVT > Plate,  C, Results > Moving Load Tracer > Plate Forces/Moment

 

BS, MVT > Beam Stress,  C, Results > Moving Load Tracer > Beam Stresses

 

 

O, Text Output, C, Results > Text Output

 

 

Mo, Model Table, G, Mo

 

N, Mo > Nodes Table, C, Model > Nodes > Nodes Table

 

MoN, Nodes Table, C, Model > Nodes > Nodes Table

 

E, Mo > Elements Table, C, Model > Elements > Elements Table

 

MoE, Elements Table, C, Model > Elements > Elements Table

 

M, Mo > Material Table, C, Model > Properties > Material Table

 

MoM, Material Table, C, Model > Properties > Material Table

 

Se, Mo > Section Table, C, Model > Properties > Section Table

 

MoSe, Section Table, C, Model > Properties > Section Table

 

T, Mo > Thickness Table, C, Model > Properties > Thickness Table

 

MoT, Thickness Table, C, Model > Properties > Thickness Table

 

Su, Mo > Supports Table, C, Model > Boundaries > Supports Table

 

MoSu, Supports Table, C, Model > Boundaries > Supports Table

 

 

RT, Result Tables, G, RT

 

R, RT > Reaction, C, Results > Result Tables > Reaction

 

RTR, Reaction, C, Results > Result Tables > Reaction

 

D, RT > Displacements, C, Results > Result Tables > Displacements

 

RTD, Displacements, C, Results > Result Tables > Displacements

 

 

T, RT > Truss, G, RTT

 

RTT, Truss, L, RT > Truss

 

Fo, RT > RTT > Force & Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force & Stress

 

RTTFo, Force & Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force & Stress

 

F, RT > RTT > Force, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force

 

RTTF, Force, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Force

 

S, RT > RTT > Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Stress

 

RTTS, Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Truss > Stress

 

 

B, RT > Beam, G, RTB

 

RTB, Beam, L, RT > RTb

 

Fo, RT > RTB > Force & Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Beam > Force & Stress

 

RTBFo, Force & Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Beam > Force & Stress

 

F, RT > RTB > Force, C, Results > Result Tables > Beam > Force

 

RTBF, Force, C, Results > Result Tables > Beam > Force

 

S, RT > RTB > Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Beam > Stress

 

RTBS, Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Beam > Stress

 

 

P, RT > Plate, G, RTP

 

RTP, Plate, L, RT > Plate

 

F, RT > RTP > Force & Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force & Stress

 

RTPF, Force & Stress, C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force & Stress

 

FL, RT > RTP > Force(Local), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force(Local)

 

RTPFL, Force(Local), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force(Local)

 

FG, RT > RTP > Force(Global), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force(Global)

 

RTPFG, Force(Global), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force(Global)

 

FU, RT > RTP > Force(Unit Length), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force(Unit Length)

 

RTPFU, Force(Unit Length), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Force(Unit Length)

 

SL, RT > RTP > Stress(Local), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Stress(Local)

 

RTPSL, Stress(Local), C, Results > Result Tables > Plate > Stress(Local)

 

SG, RT > RTP > Stress(Global), C , Results > Result Tables > Plate > Stress(Global)

 

RTPSG, Stress(Global), C , Results > Result Tables > Plate > Stress(Global)

 

 

V, RT > Vibration Mode Shape, C, Results > Result Tables > Vibration Mode Shape

 

RTV, Vibration Mode Shape,   C, Results > Result Tables > Vibration Mode Shape

 

 

Deg, Design, G, Deg

 

RC, Deg > RC-Design ,C, Design > KCI-USD03

 

RCD, RC-Design, C, Design > KCI-USD03