If you have a scripted subcircuit, and you run the simulation in shallow mode, Antares renders the subcircuit grayed-out to indicate that it can't display signal states, because the subcircuit's elements are not simulated. The execution script simply recalculates the outputs based on the input values. This might be confusing to some users.
Therefore, display a text in this case that says something like "No inner signal values with shallow simulation", either as tooltip on the subcircuit window, or displayed as a permanent toast message near the top or bottom window edge.
Show this message only if the user preference "Show tips for beginners" is selected.
If you have a scripted subcircuit, and you run the simulation in shallow mode, Antares renders the subcircuit grayed-out to indicate that it can't display signal states, because the subcircuit's elements are not simulated. The execution script simply recalculates the outputs based on the input values. This might be confusing to some users.
Therefore, display a text in this case that says something like "No inner signal values with shallow simulation", either as tooltip on the subcircuit window, or displayed as a permanent toast message near the top or bottom window edge.
Show this message only if the user preference "Show tips for beginners" is selected.