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Originally Posted by Sven7
You're both going 60mph, he hits his brakes and slows to 40mph before you slow and hit him at 50mph. It's the same as driving into a wall at 10mph. You don't have the time/space to slow down sufficiently.
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SolidWorks can render animations, but an animation is typically 30 frames per second.
If a single frame takes two hours to render, you can see how long it would take to render a single second ( In this case, 60 hours per second )
You usually want at least 5 seconds of animation to see what's going on with the airflow.
So right there, we are talking 300 hrs or around two and a half weeks straight.
You can buy time on an online renderfarm and it will speed your renders up from weeks to a single day.
It's especially nerve racking when you have rendered nearly all of the animation and you get a crash at that last second - or that last frame !