I use Hypermesh, it saves a lot of time. First I do the best mesh possible without inverting many time, exported to a nas, then importing to Moldflow, check with the Moldflow's mesh repair wizard and as I find the errors in the mesh, I correct them in Hypermesh. After having found all the issues, I just bring the last corrected nas model into Moldflow and remesh all components in order to have a good match and then again check with the repair wizard.
It's a good technique to save time.
