The sample points of a study, for the document this block uses: a Table with one column per number Document Input of that document, named like the Input, and one row per sample. Each value lies between the Input's Min and Max, written in the unit the Input's default is typed in, so that it reads back exactly. Method chooses how the samples spread. An Input that holds no number gets no column; a number Input without Min and Max is refused by name. The same inputs always give the same table.
How the samples spread. Latin Hypercube: each Input's range cut into as many equal parts as there are rows, one sample in each part. Sobol: a sequence that fills the ranges evenly at every count, best at a power of two, up to 21 Inputs. Grid: every combination of evenly spaced values.
How many samples: one row each.
Picks the samples; the same seed always gives the same table.
How many values each Input takes, evenly spaced from its Min to its Max; the table holds every combination, so Levels to the power of the number of Inputs rows.
Values the block gives besides its output. The editor lists them under Properties, and an input can read one by reference.
How many columns the table has.
Every column of the table, left to right.
The title of each column, left to right.
How many rows the longest column has.