Simulation Moldflow
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Table of contents
No headers- Click
, and select 
Runner Properties from the drop-down menu, to open the Runner properties dialog.
- Click
, and deselect Bounding Box.
The bounding box is removed from around the model which will make it easier to create the runner. - Click
, to open the Create runner dialog.
- Rotate and zoom in on the model so that the base of the sprue and the injection location are visible.
- Using the
Select tool , click at the base of the sprue and drag the pointer away from the sprue, towards the injection location. A thin yellow line that ends with a small yellow sphere appears. This sphere indicates the end of the runner. Since the Snap to grid option in the Create runner dialog is selected, the sphere will jump to the nearest grid intersection.
- Click on the illustrated grid intersection.
- Right-click in the Graphics panel and select Finish Create Runner from the menu. The runner has been created.
