Q. Is it possible to change the CFX logo in CFX-Post in ANSYS CFX 10.0?


A. I'm afraid you cannot remove the CFX logo, but you can add your own, by setting an environment variable. The process of doing this is described in the attached doc

You need to set the following environment variable:-

CFX_USER_IMAGE_DATA = 'filepath xLoc yLoc xAttach scale alphaR alphaG alphaB transparency'

where,
filepath is path to image (only ppm, png, jpeg and bmp files are currently supported)
xLoc yLoc are the horizontal and vertical locations of the image in the viewer (0-1)
xAttach: left, centre, right or none
If set to none, xLoc is used
yAttach: top, centre, bottom or none
If set to none, yLoc is used
scale: image size relataive to viewer size (0-1)
If set to 0, original pixels are shown regardless of the viewer size
alphaR alphaG alphaB: red/green/blue components (normalised to 0.-255) of alpha (the colour that will represent 100% transparency)
transparency: overall bitmap transparency (0-1)


Q. Is it possible to change the CFX logo in CFX-Post in ANSYS CFX 10.0?


A. I'm afraid you cannot remove the CFX logo, but you can add your own, by setting an environment variable. The process of doing this is described in the attached doc

You need to set the following environment variable:-

CFX_USER_IMAGE_DATA = 'filepath xLoc yLoc xAttach scale alphaR alphaG alphaB transparency'

where,
filepath is path to image (only ppm, png, jpeg and bmp files are currently supported)
xLoc yLoc are the horizontal and vertical locations of the image in the viewer (0-1)
xAttach: left, centre, right or none
If set to none, xLoc is used
yAttach: top, centre, bottom or none
If set to none, yLoc is used
scale: image size relataive to viewer size (0-1)
If set to 0, original pixels are shown regardless of the viewer size
alphaR alphaG alphaB: red/green/blue components (normalised to 0.-255) of alpha (the colour that will represent 100% transparency)
transparency: overall bitmap transparency (0-1)





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