# QueryNodeInfoData

class `cee.ug.``QueryNodeInfoData`()

  Info about a node in a given frame

Properties

- `elementsUsingNode`
- `frameIndex`
- `geometryIndex`
- `nodeId`
- `nodeIndex`
- `nodePosition`
- `partId`
- `scalarResult`
- `scalarResultIsInterpolated`
- `stateId`
- `vectorResultArr`

## Properties

`QueryNodeInfoData.``elementsUsingNode`

  Type: | [function]

  Id and index of all elements using the given node

`QueryNodeInfoData.``frameIndex`

  Type: | number

  The index of the frame

`QueryNodeInfoData.``geometryIndex`

  Type: | number

  The index of the CAE geometry. In almost all cases this will be 0

`QueryNodeInfoData.``nodeId`

  Type: | number

  The id of the node.

`QueryNodeInfoData.``nodeIndex`

  Type: | number

  The index of the node

`QueryNodeInfoData.``nodePosition`

  Type: | [number]

  The coordinate of the node in the given frame

`QueryNodeInfoData.``partId`

  Type: | number

  The id of the part containing the node

`QueryNodeInfoData.``scalarResult`

  Type: | number

  The scalar value of the node. The result currently shown as scalar fringes on the part will be used.

`QueryNodeInfoData.``scalarResultIsInterpolated`

  Type: | boolean

  Whether or not the `scalarResult` in this node is interpolated.

`QueryNodeInfoData.``stateId`

  Type: | number

  The state id of the frame

`QueryNodeInfoData.``vectorResultArr`

  Type: | [number]

  The vector result(s) in the node. The array will contain 3 values (x,y,z) for each vector result specified in the model spec

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