Creating durability analysis templates and simulation objects

Use the Analysis Templates command to create and define custom specialist durability analysis templates to use in the specialist durability solution process and local definitions. You can also create and define durability simulation objects to use in the custom analysis templates using the Simulation Objects command.

Durability analysis template

Using the Analysis Templates command, you can:

• Add, delete, and edit the analysis template's durability simulation objects.

• Inspect and copy the analysis templates.

• Edit and update the properties of local analysis templates.

• Load an analysis template definition from the analysis template library to the local Simulation file.

• Delete local analysis templates.

Use the Analysis Template Libraries command to export the analysis templates to XML files, and edit and delete custom analysis templates.

Durability simulation object

Using the Simulation Objects command, you can:

• Inspect and copy the simulation objects.

• Edit and update the properties of local simulation objects.

• Load a simulation objects definition from the simulation object library to the local Simulation file.

• Delete local simulation objects.

Use the Simulation Object Libraries command to export durability simulation objects to XML files, and edit and delete custom durability simulation objects.

Where do I find it?

Application	Pre/Post
Prerequisite	A Simulation file as the work part and displayed part
Command Finder	Analysis Templates Analysis Template Libraries Simulation Objects****Simulation Object Libraries

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