*Actual Inspire version is 2019.4 but it is not in the drop down menu.
Dear sirs,
I resend my message as I am unsure whether replying to a solved case thread went through. Can you help with my crashing issue when viewing Print3d simulation results? Also, referring to my previous message, I know that in order to create supports I need to have a CAD file, but as I try to create parts minimizing or eliminating the need for any supports I use meshes created in nTopology's nTop platform, however it is now possible to work those meshes even into STEP files.
The Print3D thermo-mechanical simulation with default settings for an SLM280 and an appropriate average element size finishes succesfully, but trying to view those results always ends up crashing Inspire. If a solution can not be found, perhaps due to my instance of Inspire running on a bootcamp Windows 10 and AMD GPU on an iMac (2015), can the results be viewed in another program by grabbing the data from the run directory? Can I get an update to the inspire as a student using an educational license?
Kind regards,
Antti Kautto
PS.
Thank you again for the opportunity of using your suite of products, it seems I'm about to land a job since companies appreciate a wide palette of design and analysis software skills, particularly in Altair products.