Go to Common Results Node Settings for links to information about these sections: Title, Range, Coloring and Style, and Inherit Style.
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When created from the Table window toolbar, the 2D plot group with the Table Surface plot uses None in the Dataset selection. When you add a Table Surface plot to an existing or new 2D plot group, the dataset is typically a solution dataset, and the plot group includes a plot of the dataset edges. This can make the table surface plot hard to see because it uses parameter values on the x- and y-axis and not the 2D geometry’s dimension.
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In the Settings window for Parametric Sweep, add the parameters that you want to sweep to the parameter list.
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Select All combinations from the Sweep type list to get a full parametric sweep of all parameter values.
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Add a Point Evaluation () node under Derived Values, select a point where you want to evaluate the solution data, and click Evaluate. A table is created.
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In the 2D Plot Group, select the Table Surface node. In its Settings window you can select which parameter to plot on the x-axis and on the y-axis, and which values you want to select as fixed for the other parameters.
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Select Filled table if the data is structurally filled (for tables only; this option is not available for evaluation groups). See Filled Table for additional settings for this data format.
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Select Cells to treat the tables data as cells in a matrix and use the table row and column numbers as the x- and y-coordinates, respectively. There are no additional settings for this format.
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None (the default), for no preprocessing of the data.
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Linear, to preprocess the data using a linear transformation of the data values for the x- or y-axis column or the data column. You define the linear preprocessing with values for the scaling (default: 1) and the shift or offset (default: 0) in the Scaling and Shift fields, respectively. The default values do not change the original data values.
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