I am working with ComSol 5.3. I've partitioned my object into two partitions. Due to the memory issue, I prefer to set different mesh size for these two partitions. But I don't know how to do it. The following picture shows my workspace!
You have already added a "New Tetrahedral" node by right clicking and selecting it from the drop down menu. Now add a second "New Tetrahedral" node by clicking again on the "Mesh 1" node.
Now right click on the "New Tetrahedral 1" node and select "size" from the drop down menu. You can repeat this operation with "New Tetrahedral 2". Select the "Size" node and in the Settings Panel you can change the parameters for the mesh.
To select different domains for each mesh, select "New Tetrahedral 1" and then click on the "Geometric Entity Level" in the Settings panel. Change this to "domain". Now you'll have a window which will show the domains that are part of this mesh. If you do not change "New Tetrahedral 2", it will contain all domains you have not added to other meshes. Image in the hyperlink below.
How to change selected domains for mesh
Yes, this is possible. You can add different sizes and mesh types by either right-clicking on the "Mesh" node or, I assume, from the ribbon on top of the screen. Once you add a new size and possibly new "Free Tetrahedral" node you will have an option to apply that mesh to a particular domain. Sorry for lack of specific details, I do not currently have COMSOL access. But I did use different meshes for different domains many times.
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I have the model from the bellow image and when I'm entering Edit mode, I can't see any vertices. How can I enable them? I want to remove some parts of it. If I add a simple cube, on that I can see them. All the tutorials I've seen start with them on and tell you how to move/delete, and none of them talk about the situation when they aren't showing. Does it have something to do with the model and it can't be changed?
Model
This is the wireframe view:
Wireframe
Someone told me the solution on another website:
"You've selected the armature, not the character object, if you want to edit the character, switch back to Object mode, select the character, switch to Edit mode, then choose the Vertex Select mode, press Alt Z if you want transparency."
For me on Version 3.3 I could see the edges but not the vertices, because I needed to change the select mode from "edge select" to "vertex select" - tiny little buttons showing in edit mode on top left, left of the "view" menu.
I had the same issue. Simply:
Select Model & Press Tab go to enter in Edit Mode
Next to the Edit Mode Dropdown box (under the Edit Menu) there are 3 buttons:
a) 1st: Vertex Selection (**Select This one)
b) 2nd: Edge Select
c) 3rd Face Select
Once you click on the 1st button (Vertex Select) you should be able to see the small dots on the VerticesHope it helps?
How to view the complete expanded DGML generated from Architecure - CodeMap menu , till fields/methods.
For each level currently we are required to select and click on expand in Group menu and it expands one level.
How to drill down to all levels at once.
You can't do that, you have to expand level by level. The reason we didn't put something like this in the product was that as you drill down more and more graph elements are created on the screen and it becomes unmanageable / unusable fast.
Alternatively, there are a few code queries you can use, if you right click on a class etc. you see options such as "Show all classes derived from this" etc.
Please note that I am not referring to folded code blocks, but to the folders in the Project View.
command + - collapses all folders (Project View).
There's also an icon to collapse all folders in the Project View. However, I don't see an icon or a command in the keymap that expand all folders in the Project View.
Is it possible? If so, how?
Is it possible? If so, how?
Yes and No.
If you want one button/action that would expand all tree nodes till the very end (recursively) (opposite to collapse all) -- then answer is "No".
Why?
[1] "Expand all" in Project view is meaningless for any reasonable-sized project, for performance and other reasons.
[2] At least in debugger, most of the trees can be expanded infinitely and this is not always obvious when you're about to expand one. Do you realize that?
The 2nd one can also apply to Project View because of cyclic symbolic links.
Related tickets:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-96225
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-52772
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-90984
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-106264
But "Yes" -- you can expand next level in all sub folders simultaneously (one level at a time). So using it few times in a row will most likely expand whole tree (depends on how deep the tree is).
For that just use NumPad * on desired main node (e.g. project root).
P.S. You can re-assign shortcut to whatever else you desire -- corresponding action is called Fully Expand Tree Node.
In rtc source control beneath 'My Team Areas' :
I have differing icons for teams. There does not seem to be any difference between the teams, they both belong to the same project area.
What is difference between these two icons :
and :
?
The first one represents a team area with a customized process.
The second one is for a team area using an inherited process.
On the overview tab, on the top right corner, you can click on "customize process" to transform the type of team area.
I have deployed a cube in SSAS and browsing it in SSMS. I have several hierarchies and i unfold these, for example: Product type - Product Subtype - Product.
When i have finished looking at those sub-hierarhies i press "minus-sign" on the top hierarchie and all the lower details dissapears(as it should), but not the headlines, for example the product subtype. Where can i change this when i am making my cube? Or is it something in SSMS?
Seems like i have to drag and drop this outside to get rid of it.