Yes, you can do that! To add a probe inside the cavity, you have to first deactivate the ‘snap’ tool (click on it so it turns grey)

Then you will be able to add a probe inside the part on the clipping plane you specified.

When there is under-cut structure detected in the part, the result would show melt zone instead of melt front time results to avoid overwriting the time record for the same area.

When the normal direction is 85° to the compression direction, undercut structure is detected.

Under-cut detection criteria

It just shows a warning and suggestion to increase timestep output for smoother display, but it won’t affect the calculation, so yes, it can be ignored if the displayed results look ok.

Windows Firewall exception list is configured automatically by Moldex3D installation program. But in rare cases, issues may occur, and users can check the detailed exception list on our Help page: https://support.moldex3d.com/2024/en/1-2-2-1_windowsfirewallconfigurationofmoldex3dremotecomputing.html

Flow Pack solver considers mainly flow related heating effects eg. shear heating, viscous heating effects, whereas Cool solver considers mainly moldbase temperature effects eg. heat transfer from moldbase. Because of the differences, we provide these two different analysis sequences.

Process simulation is  fully coupled where temperature data is exchanged synchronously between each solver (F/P/Ct/W). It can provide more accurate temperature results for flow field with larger mold temperature difference, however, will take longer time for calculation.

Transient analysis relies on intermediate files for data exchange. For flow fields with small changes in mold temperature, it would still achieve excellent convergence results with shorter calculation time.