Whether to use the automatically computed legends or the legends defined in the legends property. The automatic legends display the description and expression for each line.

The color to use for the lines. Active when linecolor is set to custom.

The data series operation that is applied to all rays. Effective only when xdata is not expr.

The description of the expressions in expr. Is used in the automatic legends.

Whether the title contribution should contain the description when titletype is custom.

Whether the title contribution should contain the expression when titletype is custom.

How to input the solution to use. manual indicates that solnum is used. manualindices indicates that solnumindices is used. interp indicates that t is used.

The times to use, for transient levels. Available when data is not parent and the underlying data is transient.

The precision for the evaluated expression when legendmethod is set to evaluated.

A legend string to be evaluated when legendmethod is set to evaluated.

Manual legends active when legendmethod is set to manual.

All solutions on all levels

An alternative way to specify the solutions to use, allowing you to enter, for example, range(1,1,20). Applicable when looplevelinput is manualindices on a level.

String array with all | first | last | manual | manualindices | interp on each level

all on all levels

How to input the solution to use, per level. manual on a level indicates that looplevel is used on that level. manualindices on a level indicates that looplevelindices is used on that level. interp on a level indicates that interp is used on that level.

Controls whether the positions of the markers are in the data points of the plot, or interpolated depending on the number (set in markers). Markers are visible when linemarker is set.

The number of markers to show. Markers are visible when linemarker is set.

How to input the outer solutions to use. Applicable only for parametric sweep models. manual indicates that outersolnum is used. manualindices indicates that outersolnumindices is used.

The index of the outer solutions to use. Applicable only for parametric sweep models. Since the various outer solutions can have different number of solnum, the solnum property is not used.

An alternative way to specify the outer solutions to use, allowing you to enter, for example, range(1,1,20). Applicable when outerinput is manualindices.

The solutions to plot. Available when data is not parent and the underlying data has multiple solutions.

An alternative way to specify the solutions to use, allowing you to enter, for example, range(1,1,20). Applicable when innerinput is manualindices.

If data is a local dataset with nontrivial data, specify solutions manually or take them from the parent plot group.

The times to plot. Available when data is not parent and the underlying solution is transient.

The title to use when titletype is manual.

auto, if the title should be computed automatically. custom, if the title should be computed automatically, but customized. label, if the title should be the plot group’s label. manual, if the manual title should be used (the title property). none, if no title should be displayed.

Whether the title contribution should contain the type when titletype is custom.

The unit to use for the expression in expr. If the old unit is not valid when the expression changes, the unit property is reset to default.

Whether the title contribution should contain the unit when titletype is custom.

x-axis data. expr uses the expression in xdataexpr. solution uses the available solutions in the underlying dataset, such as time steps.

Description of expression in xdataexpr.

The unit in which xdataphaserange is described.

Whether the expression should be evaluated for every inner or every outer solution, or for a specific level (level1, level2, and so on). Applicable only for models containing multiple levels.

The unit to use for the expression in xdataexpr. If the old unit is not valid when the expression changes, the unit property is reset to default.