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If there are only individual areas that are governing for the design in a model, the evaluation based on isobands may quickly become confusing.
When displaying the results, RFEM 6 provides the option of activating gray areas. This means that the areas with low loads are hidden and the color scale spectrum only shows the relevant areas. Image 01 and Image 02 show the difference between the deactivated and the activated gray areas.
For this, select "Type of Display" → "Isobands" → "Gray Zone" in the lower part of the result navigator and activate it. You can select a value between 0.1% and 50% to which the gray area should extend. This percentage value indicates the limits of the gray area, based on the absolute minimum and maximum of the active result variable.
It is possible to use the "isolines" instead of displaying the results with "isobands" in the graphic.
First, switch to the "Isolines" display.
Then, you can additionally set in the Display navigator that the "Result Values Defined Automatically" should be displayed for the isolines.
For a successful export/import of a DXF file including isolines/isobands, the following requirements must be met:
To display the color scale, create the following settings: