- [Instructor] Besides a standard report,
we also have the option for SimulationXpress
to export an eDrawing for our review.
Jump back into SimulationXpress,
and you can see here,
we're just going to zoom through these questions real quickly
because each time we load that part
it does ask us to go through
all these individual questions.
Click on yes, come down here to the bottom,
done viewing results
and now I can click on Generate eDrawing File.
Click on that,
go ahead and let's just save it to the desktop
for right now
and go ahead and click on Save
and it's going to save that as an eDrawing
and the cool thing about the eDrawing
is I have the ability to spin that around
and look at it, right.
Just like you would a regular eDrawing
but you can see all the stresses in that part.
And that really makes it a pretty great way
to send this to a customer
or send this to somebody in your team
who might not have SOLIDWORKS Simulation
who wants be able to take a look at something
and really review the model and he can reset it.
Here you can section view it,
you can do all the stuff you would normally do
inside of eDrawings
and you can take a look at some of the different meshes
and so on, turn things on or off
down here as you go
and the fixtures, the forces and so on,
so you can show those in the model,
review it and there it is.
So, pretty straight forward and simple.
eDrawing file but it does show the mesh,
it does show the stresses
and it does show the displacement of that part.
So, pretty useful tool,
especially if you're working
or sending that to a customer.
So, definitely take a look at that feature
inside of SOLIDWORKS SimulationXpress.