Run a Tryout Analysis

Run the forming operations for a tryout analysis.

1. From the Tryout ribbon, Run tools, click Run Analysis.
   
   
   
2. In the Run Analysis dialog, enter a name for the analysis.

   

3. Determine the Mesh Size. Choose from the following options: Coarse, Medium, Fine, Custom, or Adaptive. For Custom and Adaptive, enter a value for the element size. If you select Adaptive, enter a value in Adaptive Level for the number of iterations, halving the element size, to arrive at the final element size specified in Mesh Size. Use the lightning bolt to restore the mesh size to default parameters set in Preferences. Select Coarse Mesh Gravity to use a coarse mesh for the Gravity stage to speed up the analysis without sacrificing accuracy.
   Note: Set a custom level for Coarse Mesh Gravity in Preferences. The default is 3.
4. In Solid Layers, select the number of layers from 1-5 for the thickness of the solid.
5. In Start Operation, select an operation to start the analysis from.
   Note: You must have previously analyzed the run with Inspire Form 2020 or later in order to have this option enabled.

   Note: If you make changes to a stage, make sure to select that stage or a previous one to include the changes in the analysis.
6. In the Animation Frames table, you can adjust the frequency of the animation slices, depending on the stroke range as the tool is traveling to deform the sheet.

   
   
   

   Stroke Range

   Upper limit for the stroke measured from the closed position

   Stroke Incremements

   Amount of tool travel between animation frames

   The default values create animation files for every 1mm of travel when it is 5mm or less from a closed position. It writes an animation file every 5mm when the tool is more than 5mm and less than 50mm from the closed position.
7. Optional: Enter any Run Notes to distinguish the run.
   Note: Hover over the name of a run in the Analysis Explorer dialog to view the notes for that run.
8. Click Run.
   Note: By default, the run is saved with the model name in the run history directory specified in the Preferences.

   Important: If the model setup has errors, an error message is issued with an option to Cancel or Continue the run.