The toolbar will disappear, and the Toolbar panel will return to its previous size. To accommodate this toolbar, the Toolbar panel may have been automatically extended down the screen. The long Modeling toolbar is now displayed in your Toolbar panel. 3 If not already selected, tick the Modeling menu item. The toolbars that are currently displayed are ticked. 1 If not already open, open the tutorial_model.sdy file used previously. You will now examine the toolbar options available. Toolbar Panel Each toolbar can be 'displayed' or 'hidden'. 6 User interface model paneġ1 User interface toolbar 4 Across the top of the screen is a panel where toolbars are displayed. Click the Next topic link below to move on to the next task of the tutorial. To be able to use the Discussion Group, you need to register. The Discussion Group can also be accessed from the Autodesk website ( support pages. The Discussion Group is a web page designed for you to share your knowledge, learn tips and new features, and network with other users. 5ġ0 There is also a default tab that links to the Discussion Group (File > Options > Internet > Automatically launch the Discussion Forum). The active study has its tab to the front. Each tab represents a different study that is open in this session of the project. There are tabs across the bottom of the Model pane. Animations of the molding process and visual representations of the mold features (feed and cooling systems) can also be presented in this pane. This pane displays a 3D representation of the active study. The Autodesk Moldflow Insight user interface consists of five main sections: 1 Model pane 2 Toolbar panel 3 Project panel 4 Layers panel 5 Logs pane Model pane The Model pane is the largest section of the Autodesk Moldflow Insight window. Importing a study 1ĩ User interface model pane 3 In this section, you will investigate the different sections of the Autodesk Moldflow Insight User Interface. You will now import a study into the project you have just created. The Getting Started project you have just created is now listed in this section. This is located at the top of the white Project panel on the left hand side of the window. A new project called Getting Started is created and opened in Autodesk Moldflow Insight. Autodesk Moldflow Insight has created a subfolder called "Getting_Started" for the new project.
Note that the Create in text box outlines the pathway to where the project will be stored, and that the new Project name you have entered is included in this description. 2 Enter Getting Started in the Project name text box. If you want to create the project in a different location than the one shown in the Project directory textbox, click Browse and navigate to the required folder. Select the Directories tab of the dialog. The default file location for an Autodesk Moldflow Insight project is defined during installation, but can be changed at any time from the Options dialog associated with the green Moldflow M drop-down menu. Creating a new Project 1 Click (Get Started tab > Launch panel > New Project). You will now create a new project and import a study into it. For file management reasons, most users create a new project for each mold analyzed. You can generate a new study at any time by using File > Save Study As. Analysis results for a study are stored in separate files from the study and are linked to the study in the project. Each study is a version of the original imported model and can be analyzed with different combinations of features, such as injection locations, processing parameters, runner/cooling configurations, material, analysis sequences, etc. Autodesk Moldflow Insight needs a model to analyze.
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These notices and/or additional terms and conditions are made a part of and incorporated by reference into the Autodesk Software License Agreement and/or the About included as part of the Help function within the software.ģ Contents Chapter 1 Importing a model Chapter 2 Model manipulation Chapter 3 User interface model pane Chapter 4 User interface toolbar Chapter 5 User interface project panel Chapter 6 User interface layers panel Chapter 7 User interface logs pane Chapter 8 Tutorial review iiiĥ Importing a model 1 A model of the part needs to be imported into Autodesk Moldflow Insight for analysis.
1 Autodesk Moldflow Insight 2012 AMI Getting Started TutorialĢ Revision 1, 30 March This document contains Autodesk and third-party software license agreements/notices and/or additional terms and conditions for licensed third-party software components included within the product.
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