At the top of the window is the text "Current working file:", followed by the full path name for the file.
Below that on the left are three radio buttons, labeled "Break curve at points", "Break surface at lines", and "Break zone at planes". In this example the second radio button is selected.
On the right is another set of three radio buttons, labeled "Generate new objects with default names", "Generate new objects with root name:" (followed by an empty text box), and "Do not write results - save in results buffer". In this example the first button is selected.
Next is the following instruction:
Enter indices for breaks, or set checkbutton to identify breaks graphically. Note: Only point data is created. Blanking and boundary condition information are not utilized in this operation.Below the instruction is a check box labeled "Select break indices graphically", followed by two text boxes labeled "N-Line breaks:" and "M-Line breaks:".
At the bottom are "Cancel" and "Break Object" buttons.
Last updated 24 Mar 2003