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So the run are saved to altair folder, but is it possible to rerun previous runs?
Or is it possible to "record" the whole think and examine it later?
Hi Karli,
It is not possible to re-run previous runs using Inspire, unless of course you save another version of the .stmod. If you have MotionSolve installed, you can use the .xml from any Inspire Motion run and run the .xml through MotionSolve.
Also, keep in mind you do have access to the "Run History" of the motion runs, where you can plot results from any previous run (but not animate).
"Is it possible to record the whole thing and examine it later?" ...... not really sure what you are asking here. Maybe clarify a little more?
Regards,
Scott Z
Hi Karli, It is not possible to re-run previous runs using Inspire, unless of course you save another version of the .stmod. If you have MotionSolve installed, you can use the .xml from any Inspire Motion run and run the .xml through MotionSolve. Also, keep in mind you do have access to the "Run History" of the motion runs, where you can plot results from any previous run (but not animate). "Is it possible to record the whole thing and examine it later?" ...... not really sure what you are asking here. Maybe clarify a little more? Regards, Scott Z
Where I can see the run history?
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