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Feasibility Setup and Simulation
Perform Feasibility, Blank Fit, and Blank Nesting analyses.
Prepare
These geometry tools are used frequently when prearing models for forming analysis, and have been placed on the Feasibility ribbon for convenience.
Define as Design Part
Save the part geometry in its current state, appointing it as a designed part ready to be manufactured.

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Feasibility Setup and Simulation
Perform Feasibility, Blank Fit, and Blank Nesting analyses.
- Prepare
  These geometry tools are used frequently when prearing models for forming analysis, and have been placed on the Feasibility ribbon for convenience.
  - Extract Faces
    Use the tools on the Extract Faces icon to midsurface thin solid parts and create surfaces from a skin.
  - Defeature the Model
    Use the Defeature tool to remove flanges, holes, and cutouts from geometry.
  - Define as Design Part
    Save the part geometry in its current state, appointing it as a designed part ready to be manufactured.
- Setup
  Apply materials, orient the stamping direction, and apply constraints.
- Run
- Blank Layout
- Redesign
Die Face Design
Open any part in Studio to design the die, and import the die face design into Inspire Form from Studio.
Tryout Setup and Simulation
Perform tryout analyses to validate die designs.
Rendering
Adjust the materials, environment, and properties of objects in the scene to create a photorealistic image.
Geometric Analysis
Analyze the object geometry for negative draft, trim angle, and shortest distance between parts.
Simulation Results
Review forming outcomes through the Analysis Explorer.
Reference
View the glossary or frequently asked questions.
Keyboard Shortcuts and Mouse Controls
Learn keyboard shortcuts and mouse controls for common operations.

Define as Design Part

Save the part geometry in its current state, appointing it as a designed part ready to be manufactured.

On the ribbon, click the Geometry tab.
Right-click on the part to access the context menu. Select Define as Design Part. You can now use this part as a design, ready for feasibility analysis and tryout.

Tip: Key features of the part are included: mass, weight, surface area, etc.