Animation

These POST1 commands are used to animate results.

Mapdl.ancntr([nfram, delay, ncycl])	Produces an animated sequence of a contoured deformed shape.
Mapdl.ancut([nfram, delay, ncycl, qoff, ...])	Produces an animated sequence of Q-slices.
Mapdl.andata([delay, ncycl, rsltdat, min_, ...])	Displays animated graphics data for nonlinear problems.
Mapdl.andscl([nfram, delay, ncycl])	Produces an animated sequence of a deformed shape.
Mapdl.ancyc([numframes, kcycl, delay])	Applies a traveling wave animation to graphics data in a modal cyclic
Mapdl.andyna([delay, ncycl, start, end, ...])	Produces an animated sequence of contour values through substeps.
Mapdl.anfile([lab, fname, ext])	Saves or resumes an animation sequence to or from a file.
Mapdl.anflow([nfram, delay, ncycl, time, ...])	Produces an animated sequence of particle flow in a flowing fluid or a charged particle traveling in an electric or magnetic field.
Mapdl.anharm([nfram, delay, ncycl, nperiod, ...])	Produces an animated sequence of time-harmonic results or complex mode
Mapdl.anim([ncycl, kcycl, delay])	Displays animated graphics data for linear problems.
Mapdl.anisos([nfram, delay, ncycl])	Produces an animated sequence of an isosurface.
Mapdl.anmode([nfram, delay, ncycl, kaccel])	Produces an animated sequence of a mode shape.
Mapdl.anmres([delay, min_, max_, inc, ...])	Performs animation of results over multiple results files in an
Mapdl.antime([nfram, delay, ncycl, ...])	Produces a sequential contour animation over a range of time.
Mapdl.trtime([time, spacing, offset, size, ...])	Defines the options used for the PLTRAC (particle flow or charged