GUI Information

 

Summary


  • The Graphical User Interface (GUI) is a crucial element that helps users interact with the product intuitively and efficiently.
    Instead of text-based command inputs, the GUI uses visual elements (icons, buttons, menus, etc.) to enable users to easily access and utilize the product's various features.

  • This manual describes the components of the CIM's GUI, how they function, and the key features designed to optimize the user experience.

 

MIDAS CIM, GUI

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MIDAS CIM, GUI

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  • Main Panel
    The Main Panel is the central workspace for CIM modeling, where additional information for various functions can be entered and displayed.

  • Sub Panel
    The Sub Panel is an additional panel that complements the Main Panel, providing auxiliary tools, detailed settings, and extra information.
    Examples include configuration information for layouts and tendon coordinate information.

  • Main Panel Group
    The Main Panel Group is a section that groups multiple Main Panels, allowing users to switch between different work areas or use multiple work areas simultaneously.
    The shortcut Alt + Q can be used to switch between section groups.

  • Main Panel 1st Tab
    The Main Panel 1st Tab is the first tab within the Main Panel Group, providing an independent workspace focused on specific tasks or functions.
    It mainly consists of the Property and Field information tabs when an object is selected.

  • Main Panel 2nd Tab
    The Main Panel 2nd Tab is the second tab within the Main Panel Group, offering another independent workspace for different tasks or functions.
    It primarily includes tabs for detailed properties of sectional objects, structure information, and graphic texture information.

  • Datum
    Datum represents a reference point in the CIM model space.

  • View Cube
    The View Cube visually displays the orientation of the current 3D view in the CIM 3D model space.

  • Context Menu
    The Context Menu appears when you right-click within the workspace window.
    It provides quick access to functions related to Show/Hide when an object is selected.