I wanted a clarification on this - do adams measures display the value of the measured object at the current timestep or the value of the timestep prior to the current one?
It displays the latest converged timestep. So not the one it is working on (then you would see a lot of flicker as the Newton-Raphson algorithm converges, or even step backs in time when a step fails).
It displays the latest converged timestep. So not the one it is working on (then you would see a lot of flicker as the Newton-Raphson algorithm converges, or even step backs in time when a step fails).
