Inspire motion, How to continue analysis?

TedTsai
TedTsai Altair Community Member
edited April 1 in Community Q&A

Hi Everyone,

I was recently performing an analysis of Inspire motion.
However, as the analysis time increases, the memory occupied increases and may even exceed the maximum limit.

This makes it difficult to complete the entire analysis in one go on a personal computer.

I would like to ask if there is a method,
Ability to split the entire analysis into several segments,
Or continue the analysis from a certain interruption point.
Or continue the analysis based on the results of a certain analysis.

Best regards,
Ted

Product/Topic Name : Inspire Motion 2024.1

Best Answer

  • Orestis_YB
    Orestis_YB
    Altair Employee
    Answer ✓

    Hello @TedTsai ,

    Even if you choose to animate when finished running a model within Inspire will load results in during the simulation. So in that case I would suggest to maybe export your model in MotionSolve py file. You can do this from Analysis setting → Export → MotionSolve.

    Then launch compute console and run the py file.

    You can later on use any post process tool to check the results of the simulation in either HyperGraph or HyperView.

    If you want to split your model and save the results in different files that I would suggest the following routine.

    Export your model in MotionView, add a solver script using Save and Load commands and run your model from MotionView. You can see how to use solver scripts in MV-1051: Understanding Sequential Simulation. In your case you will use the script to just split your model and not for updating it.


    Hope this helps!

    Best regards,
    Orestes

Answers

  • Orestis_YB
    Orestis_YB
    Altair Employee
    Answer ✓

    Hello @TedTsai ,

    Even if you choose to animate when finished running a model within Inspire will load results in during the simulation. So in that case I would suggest to maybe export your model in MotionSolve py file. You can do this from Analysis setting → Export → MotionSolve.

    Then launch compute console and run the py file.

    You can later on use any post process tool to check the results of the simulation in either HyperGraph or HyperView.

    If you want to split your model and save the results in different files that I would suggest the following routine.

    Export your model in MotionView, add a solver script using Save and Load commands and run your model from MotionView. You can see how to use solver scripts in MV-1051: Understanding Sequential Simulation. In your case you will use the script to just split your model and not for updating it.


    Hope this helps!

    Best regards,
    Orestes

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