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This example is a Rescale Basic job and the output files will be under the “run1” folder. Find the directory you specified earlier. Go to Workbench, highlight the Solution (A6) state on the tree on the left, then go to Tools > Read Result Files….The files will be saved into a folder named after the job. It will download and wait until the status shows “Complete”.

A Browse for folder window will open, select a destination where you want to save the job results and click ok.If a warning message pops up, click on Open Go to the job results page, click Download with Rescale Transfer Manager.Linux or Mac user can use Rescale CLI to download larger output files. More information about RTM can be found here. Note: If you have large output files, it is recommended that windows users use Rescale Transfer Manager (RTM) to download files faster onto your on-premises workstation. Once the job is completed, you can select the file(s) that you wish to download. Both methods are presented below: On your Local Workstation Once the job is completed, you can either view the results on your local workstation or on a Rescale Desktop. A guide on “Monitoring Status” on Rescale is found here. Submit your job, and feel free to monitor the status of your job and get information about your cluster in real-time.There is no post-processing options here.

This example will be run on 4 Emerald cores.

Specify your license option, and move onto hardware settings.

In this tutorial, the command will be as highlighted below in the picture.

Under the command window, you will need to specify the input file name under the angle bracket.

For more information on launching a basic job, please refer to the tutorial here.

For this example, configure the software settings by selecting Ansys Mechanical version 19.0.

You can either upload the input file from your local computer or from the Rescale cloud files.

Go onto the Rescale platform, start and name a new job, and upload the input file that you generated from Workbench.

For this example, we name it: input_batch.dat. Choose the appropriate file name and directory.

You will be prompted to a “Save as” window.

In the ANSYS Mechanical window, highlight the Solution (A6) state in the tree on the left, then go to Tools > Write Input File…

You can follow these steps to create the input file – Once all definitions are completed, double click on Setup (A5).

Before we create the input file, please check that the status of the pre-processing cells before the setup are complete (Green check marks).

Get Job Results Creating input file from Workbench