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Solidsquad SolidWorks 2016 — Quick Guide

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1. Launching SolidWorks 2016.
2. Opening a part or assembly document.
3. Going to Tools > Solidsquad.

10. Basic simulation & analysis

• Use SimulationXpress for single-part stress checks (included in many licenses).
• For full FEA, use SolidWorks Simulation (requires add-on): set material, fixtures, loads, mesh, run, inspect stress/deflection.
• Validate mesh convergence by refining mesh and comparing results.

2. System requirements (minimum recommended)

• OS: Windows 7 SP1 64-bit or Windows 8.1 64-bit (Windows 10 better).
• CPU: Quad-core Intel/AMD, 3.0 GHz+ recommended.
• RAM: 16 GB recommended (8 GB minimum).
• GPU: Certified workstation GPU with latest drivers (NVIDIA Quadro/AMD FirePro preferred).
• Disk: 10+ GB free for installation; SSD recommended.
• Other: Microsoft Office for certain integrations.

These additions allowed faster selection of geometry. The 'D' key can be used to bring the selection breadcrumbs directly to the cursor's location. Weldment Improvements: Solidsquad Solidworks 2016

The Winning Design

Costing for Assemblies: New rules-based costing features enabled engineers to estimate the total cost of assemblies, including hardware and custom machining, directly within the CAD environment. Launching SolidWorks 2016