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Saving Result Plots

You can save result plots in different formats.

  1. To save an active plot, do one of the following:
    • In the Simulation study tree, right-click the active plot icon and select Save As.
    • Click Plot Tools > Save As (Simulation CommandManager)
    • Right-click in the graphics area, and select Save As.
  2. In the dialog box, specify the folder and the file name.
  3. Select one of the following formats:
    • eDrawings Files (*.analysis.eprt) or eDrawings Files (*.analysis.easm)
    • Bitmap Files (*.bmp)
    • JPEG Files (*.jpg)
    • VRML Files (*.wrl)
    • XGL Files (*.xgl)
    • ZGL Files (*.zgl)
  4. Click Save.

    To save all plots in a study, in the Simulation study tree, right-click the study's icon and select Save all plots as JPEG files or Save all plots as eDrawings.

    All of the plots in this study are saved. The software creates a unique JPEG file for each plot and saves all plots into a single eDrawings file. By default, the files are saved in the folder specified in the Result Options for reports.

    eDrawings files provide a facility for you to animate and view your plots. You can rotate and zoom the model using the eDrawings Viewer. eDrawings files are self-viewing, small, and hence convenient to send via email.



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