Animation
If you use the regular animation feature of GiD, the program will sweep through all the frequencies. This may be useful to rapidly see which frequencies produce specific deformation, for instance. However, in many cases, you may want to create an animation based on the magnitude and phase information of a single frequency. This feature is provided in the ATILA-GiD interface as explained below.
Launch the ATILA Animation.
A message confirms the frequency and case that you are preparing for animation:
You will notice that the analysis and available steps have changed. They now correspond to various phase instants during one actuation cycle at 32,900Hz.
Note that the number of frames in the animation is set in the Preferences (ATILA menu).