This is the details of the available computatoinal Techs:

The Standard Version of AdditiveM PBF FDM offers a comprehensive suite of features suitable for both student and professional licenses. It supports simulation at macro- and micro-scale levels, providing detailed thermomechanical results for process modeling. Users can import and work with STL file formats, enabling seamless integration with various CAD systems.

The Standard Version employs the Finite Difference Method (FDM) for numerical analysis, ensuring robust and accurate simulations. While it does not include advanced features such as microstructural simulation, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), conformal meshing, or multi-material capabilities, it provides strong support for fundamental process simulations. Additionally, it includes a basic code editor (using the AdditiveAM format) for code customization, making it ideal for users focusing on fundamental additive manufacturing simulations without the complexity of advanced material and geometric modeling.