How to IMPORT KINEMatics from file 1. Generate kinematics The easy solution is to run a Riflex model and export the time series to a binary file Note: The wave kinematic can be exported to both ascii and binary, however only read from binary. 2. Generated files Key_<*>_wavkin.txt <*>_wavkin.bin 3. Import kinematics Add the name of the kinematic time series file (binary-format) Time step is in column 2, see key-file Total number of columns in the file, can be found in the end of the key-file: Note that the total number of columns includes the column with the time step, and the two column for FORTRAN specific data 4. Import kinematics cont. Use column number exactly as given in the key file Column number for the first wave kinematics time series for this node 5. Import kinematics cont. To add the kinematic for a node, the following input is required LineID Segment number on given line Local node number on given segment Column number for the first wave kinematics time series for this node Note that only the first column is needed 6. Relation between local node and global node number Check the stamod.res file Look for MAIN FEM-data Example: Using import of wave kinematics will replace generated kinematics at the node At nodes where no kinematics is generated, interpolation is applied How to show scalar results in 3D How to make a bent line type