Simulation Center—Options
The Options dialog box can be reached from the Tools menu. All settings available in the Options dialog box are automatically saved when closing the dialog box and are restored the next time Simulation Center is started.
Simulation Center
General View
If option Automatically simulate after a successful rebuild is enabled, the experiment is automatically simulated after a successful rebuild.
The General view under the Simulation Center group of the Options dialog box.
Default Experiment View
If the model does not contain embedded experiment settings (see Storing Experiment Settings in Model or Class Browser for information on how to embed experiment settings in a model), all new experiments, when created, will be initialized with the default experiment settings.
If the default experiment settings are changed in the Options dialog box, all new experiments created after that change will receive the new settings. Please note that changing the default experiment settings in the Options dialog box has no effect on the active experiment. See Experiment Settings for more information on the available experiment settings and how to change the settings of a specific experiment.
The Default Experiment view of the Options dialog box.
Debug Output View
To enable debug output for a simulation, choose Tools ▶ Options to open the Options dialog box and select the Debug Output view. The amount of debug output can be controlled by setting a verbosity level in combination with enabling output for different subsystems of the simulation. The verbosity level can take one of the following values: Minimal, Normal, or Verbose. Debug output can be enabled for the following subsystems:
Plot View
The Plot view of the Options dialog box.
Options
- Prefetch variables used in model plots: if enabled, all variables used in model plots are prefetched when running a new simulation. This will yield instant access to model plots at the cost of increased memory usage.
Legend
- Use shortest unique name: if enabled, as many path components as possible will be stripped from the variable name. For example, if you have the variables a.b.r and a.c.r, their legend text will be b.r and c.r.
Copy
Configures the behavior of Edit ▶ Copy for plot windows, which puts the current plot window on the clipboard as an image.
Real-Time Plot
When running a real-time simulation, the simulation result is streamed to the plot using a network protocol, and the plot is updated frequently. Here it is possible to set how long of a history to keep for the plotted variables and how often the plot should be updated.
Model Plots
- Use Wolfram-specific annotations for storing model plots...: if enabled, model plots will be stored using Wolfram-specific annotations to be compatible with System Modeler 12.2 and older. Otherwise, Modelica 3.5 standard annotations will be used.
Global
General View
The General view under the Global group of the Options dialog box.
The Number of Recent Files setting chooses how many recent files should be shown in the File menu of Simulation Center and Model Center.
By default, System Modeler places temporary files in a directory in the system temporary directory. By enabling Custom Temporary Directory and choosing a custom directory, these files will instead be placed in the chosen directory. This can be used to work around issues with antivirus software and IT security policies that in certain circumstances prohibit executing files from the system temporary directory.
The Simulation Working Directory setting chooses the working directory for the simulation executable of a model when simulating.
Translation View
The Translation view of the Options dialog box.
Log
- Selected states: if enabled, information about which states are selected during the translation phase is written to the build log.
- Index reduction: if enabled, information about which equations are differentiated due to index reduction during the translation phase is written to the build log.