Reference Input

A node (

) is similar to the node but the valid values are entities in a list in the model. The list can be the physics features, either the siblings to this feature of the siblings to the parent feature, the physics, the multiphysics coupling features, the materials, or the coordinate systems in the model. It is possible to add more valid values, typically , by adding an feature as a subnode to the node.

To add a , first add a feature node or property node (for example, a Generic Feature, Domain Condition, or Device Model Feature), then:

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From the contextual toolbar (in this example, , , or ), click the (

) button.

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Right-click the feature node (in this example, , , or ) and select it from the submenu.

The window of a reference input has the following sections:

Declaration

Almost the same as for the User Input. From the , choose one for the following options:

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(the default) for the physics features as the siblings to this feature.

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for the siblings to the parent feature

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for the physics.

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for the multiphysics coupling features.

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list for the coordinate systems in the model.

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for the materials.

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for the functions.

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for the common features.

The list can be filtered by adding a type to the list. A type is, for example, a physics feature ID. The filtering can also be done by selecting the check box and then add a condition. For example, a condition that states that a user input in the features in the list should have a certain value.

The list can either be the (the default) or . The latter allows you to enter an arbitrary default value as long as it is among the allowed values defined for the input.

See User Input for the rest of the settings.