Within FEMAP 2306, users can leverage a variety of visualization tools to distinguish between element groups or other model entities by assigning unique colors. This color-coding functionality can be applied to groups based on material properties, boundary conditions, geometric characteristics, or other user-defined criteria. For example, different materials in an assembly might be displayed in distinct colors to facilitate rapid visual identification and analysis of the model’s composition.
The ability to visually differentiate model components through color enhances comprehension of complex structures and streamlines the model review process. This visual clarity is particularly valuable when working with large, intricate models, where identifying specific parts or areas of interest can be challenging. Effective use of color-coding improves communication of analysis results, aids in identifying potential modeling errors, and expedites the overall workflow. This has been a consistently evolving feature within FEMAP, with each version offering more refined and flexible controls for visual customization.
