-
The Target Assembly Viewer requires the use of Target Mounts. Each Target Mount used requires one (and only one) target components to be designated as a Stalk object. A cylindrical object can be designated to be the Stalk of a Target Mount using the box in the upper right of the Object Parameters Dialog.
-
All target components that utilize the selected Target Mount (either directly or indirectly) as a reference coordinate system are shown in the images. The visibility of each component is controlled using Show and Hide in the Target Components List.
-
The Assembly Rotation and Tilt views, and the Characterization Normal and Side views show angles measured from the Stalk to the target grid. This is determined using the minimum angle measured from the stalk to any node in the grid in the clockwise and counterclockwise directions.
-
The x- and y-axes for each view can also be displayed. The origin is determined by finding where the Stalk first intersects the target grid in each view. If no intersection is found, the bottom of the Stalk is used.
-
Right-clicking on a Target Assembly View provides options to print and export images. Also an option is provided that sets the view position parameters in the Main Graphics Frame to those of that Target Assembly View.
-
The VuTank view shows the target grid along with a scaled down rendering of the target chamber and diagnostic ports (as is displayed in the Chamber Ports Viewer). Zooming for the entire view and for the target can be independently controlled. Angles to any of the Diagnostic Ports using the coordinate system defined by the Viewing Angles can be displayed using the Show Port Positions button.
), located on the right side of the main window, supports Orbiting about a picked surface element or object (i.e., Target Component).
) and the user picks either a surface element or an object in the grid. To select an object, press the Shift button while picking. 
). The view is now rotated in a more intuitive manner. 
). In this dialog, where the node positions, centroid, and unit normal for the surface are shown, select one of the surface element nodes or the centroid position, and click on the Add a Stalk at this Surface button. A dialog showing a list of available Target Mounts is shown, along with a few selected parameters. The new Stalk object is then added to the Target Components List, and can be later edited using the Object Parameters Dialog.
).
) navigation control button on the right side of the Main Window. Then select a Diagnostic Port using the (
) button. The selected LOS is shown as a red line.
) at the top of the Main Window. Do the same to subsequently hide the beam interiors. 
), located on the right side of the Main Window, is now used to support rotating about a surface element (its normal vector), and rotating about an axis.
) have been added to support zooming to Full Resolution (24 x 15.75 mm) and Full Field (60 x 40 mm) views. The view boundaries are shown when the camera zooming is utilized. 
) button.)
