- [Instructor] The performance evaluation tool
allows us to kind of analyze the entire model
or assembly and really find out what's going on in there,
how many components we have, how many mates,
and really refine that down.
And this tool works in conjunction with
the assembly visualization tools too.
So you can see what's in your model
and then you can run a performance evaluation to see
what's all going on behind the scenes.
So go ahead and just click on performance evaluation.
It's a pretty straightforward tool,
it just opens and gives us
some information about this assembly.
It's saying our previous version references, we're good.
Large assembly mode, we're not in that.
The mates, we have 92 mates, which is great.
In-context circular references,
it's not showing any problems there, which is great.
And then just kind of giving us some stats,
how many parts are in the assembly,
how many unique parts, how many sub-assemblies,
what's the maximum depth of this model.
So if you had a really complicated design,
you might be able to open this and see
a lot of data about that,
and if you need to refine it later on,
or find some problems causing an extra long load time
or crashing or circular references,
this is the tool that's going to really
tell us all that information.
Come all the way down to the bottom,
it tells you how many bodies are available here,
are in this model, and again, you might want to
start looking at some of these things
if you're having a problem with your components
or if it's taking a really long time to load
or having other issues, this is a great tool
to analyze your assembly and give you some great
heads-up information about it very quickly
with, basically, one click.