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FEM on UG

FEM on UG

FEM on UG

(OP)
Hello,
I'm learning to use UG and I'd like to know how the FEM works.
I want to do this through an exemple of a square 10''long bar of 2in sides fixed at one end and free at the other where a vertical force is applied  to the bar horizontaly placed.
Can any one give me the steps to follow, brief ones so I can get familiar with it?
Thank you  

RE: FEM on UG

Have you looked in the Help section?
There should be an example of how to do an analysis in there.

What version of NX are you on?
 

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