Solver models

You can display the solver model used for each analysis type in 2D or 3D by opening an appropriate solver view.

If you have performed more than one analysis type, then (providing the geometry and loading have not changed between runs), each solver model is retained.

Note: Changes to mesh size or uniformity do not constitute a change in the geometry. Hence, if different meshes have been applied for each analysis type, the different solver models are retained.

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Learn about the different solver model types and what is displayed within them	Solver model types
Open a solver view to display a solver model	Open a solver view
Change the solver model type displayed in a solver view	View the solver model used for a particular analysis
View properties of solver model objects	View solver model object properties
Learn about rigid offsets and rigid zones used in concrete beams and columns	How concrete beams and columns are represented in solver models
Learn about the analytical model used for meshed walls	How meshed walls are represented in solver models
Learn about the analytical model used for mid-pier concrete walls	How mid-pier walls are represented in solver models
Learn about the analytical model used for shear only walls	How shear only walls are represented in solver models
Learn about the analytical model used for bearing walls	How bearing walls are represented in solver models
View tabular solver model data and solver model results	View tabular solver model data and results