From the Help menu choose Examples > SIMO > Heavy lifting operation.
This creates a SIMO task in SIMA.

In the navigator, expand the model tree under the HeavyLifting task.
Then expand the Conditions folder and right click the Initial condition and select Run dynamic analysis from the popup menu.
This will create initial, static and dynamic results in the Results folder under the Initial condition.

Right click on an empty area in the navigator and select New > Post Processor Task.
Click the Finish button in the wizard.
This will add a post processor task named PostProcessorTask in the navigator.

Expand the post processor task and double click the specification named spec (You may have several specifications in one post processor task).
SIMA will now look similar to this:

In the right hand palette of the specification editor there are several categories of post processing tools and functions.
Select the Input shape under the Input/Output category and then left click somewhere in the specification editor.
You may move the shape where ever you like in this editor by holding the left button on the mouse over the shape whilst moving it around.
Double click the Input shape and select the Initial condition from the HeavyLifting task. This will add the data to the post processor.

Select the Plot shape under the Input/Output category in the palette and place it adjacent to the Input shape.

Select the Connection tool under the Tools category in the palette (this sets the cursor in connection mode).
Click in the out slot on the (now named) HeavyLifting.Initial shape and then click in the in slot of the Plot shape.
To end the connection mode either hit the Esc key on your keyboard or click on the arrow in the top right corner of the editor to activate the selection mode.

Double click the Plot shape to open a plot editor where you may inspect all static and dynamic results from the Initial condition in the HeavyLifting task.
The tree viewer to the right on the plot view reflects the Results folder you can find under Conditions > Initial > Results in the HeavyLifting task in the navigator.

Usually there are some specific results you are interested in inspecting - not all (as we have now).
Double click the connection line between the HeavyLifting.Initial shape and the Plot shape to open the connection editor.
SIMA should now looks something like this:

The tree viewer on the left hand side contains all results coming in to the connection and the tree viewer on the right hand side contains all results going out of the connection.

Expand the tree on the left hand side to Initial > Dynamic > PLATFORM > Wave elevation > Totalwaveelevation
Right click the Totalwaveelevation item and choose Add path to requirements
Right click the HeavyLifting item in the tree viewer on the right hand side and choose Expand.
As you now will see the only result going out of the connection is the Totalwaveeleveation result for the PLATFORM body in the task.

Double click the Plot shape to open the plot viewer. Right click the HeavyLifting item in the tree viewer in the plot editor and choose Expand.
Select the Totalwaveelevation signal and observe the plot.

Hover the mouse over the connection line to get a tooltip which displays the requirements applied to the connection.

Select the Window under the Filtering category in the palette and add it to the editor.
Double click the Window and set the end value to 17.

Select Peaks under the Statistics category in the palette and add it to the editor.

Either use the connection tool as already shown or:

Double click the connection between the HeavyLifting.Initial shape and the Plot shape.
In the _Signal requirements section select the _Value” cell in the table and copy the text (Ctrl+C).

Double click the connection to the Window and click the plus icon under the table in the Signal requirements section.
In the Attribute cell write path.
In the Value cell paste the copied value (Ctrl+V) and hit enter on your keyboard.

Double click the Plot shape and observe there are two trees in the tree viewer.
Expand both of them by right clicking and choose Expand.
Now either select one signal after the other to observe the signals
or select the Select all link under the tree viewer to plot the two signals together.

Double click the Window and set End to 30.
Observe that the plot viewer immediately updates with the new processed signals.

Double click Peaks and change the options at will whilst observing the plot viewer.

SIMA now should look something like this: