New to Inspire? Learn the basics here.
Translate, rotate, and align parts and other objects using the Move tool and snaps.
Discover new features and enhancements.
Inspire is a concept design tool which you can use to run structural optimizaiton, finite element analysis, motion analysis, and additive manufacturing analysis.
Learn how to customize the workspace and tool belts.
Learn how to import geometry and export results.
Review techniques for selecting and editing objects.
Change the view in the modeling window using the mouse or view controls.
Use the Move tool to translate, rotate, and align parts and other objects.
Translate objects along an axis, along a plane, or in 3D space.
Rotate objects around the x-, y-, or z-axis.
Reposition the Move tool along an axis, within a plane, or in 3D space to change the center of rotation.
Align the x-, y-, or z-axis of the Move tool to a point, an edge, or a face.
Align parts to features such as points, edges, faces, and holes using the Move tool.
Align objects to snap points when translating or rotating parts, pushing and pulling faces, or sketching curves.
Record a video or take a snapshot of the screen.
Change the default unit system, create custom units, and measure geometry features.
Browse and organize all of the entities in your model.
Learn about the forms of help and user assistance available from the product.
A list of supported operating systems and minimum requirements for hardware and memory.
Learn keyboard shortcuts and mouse controls for common operations.
Start using Inspire with our interactive tutorials.
Create parametric sketches, geometry, and PolyNURBS with construction history and variables.
Set up your model and run a structural analysis or optimization.
Set up and run a motion analysis, plot the results, and export the results.
Set up and run an additive manufacturing, porosity, or thinning analysis.
Learn how to access the Inspire Python API including online help, quick start demos, and the Extension Manager.
View the glossary, frequently asked questions, and errors and alerts.
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