Hi Vaclav, thanks for reply.
I actually finished the implementation in the meantime.
> Cell.trsf defines the current (not initial) transformation of the cell
> with regards to the reference configuration, which is always
> axis-aligned box with size Cell.refSize. (Footnote: although I did not
> ch
Hi Bruno,
Cell.trsf defines the current (not initial) transformation of the cell
with regards to the reference configuration, which is always
axis-aligned box with size Cell.refSize. (Footnote: although I did not
check bzr log, I am quite sure it was me who introduced Cell.trsf.)
Cell.trsf is
It doesn't crash any more. Closing.
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Title:
exception in energy.py
Status in Yet A
Hi (Jan, Vaclav),
If I understand correctly (looking at scripts), Cell::trsf is currently
used to define the initial geometry of the period (e.g. applying
rotations). Is that correct? I didn't expect this usage when I
introduced it, as it was supposed to record cumulated transformations.
The annoy
revno: 2660
committer: Anton Gladky
branch nick: yade
timestamp: Tue 2011-01-18 17:04:27 +0100
message:
1. Added debian/watch to track new yade versions.
2. Some small modifications in debian/control-template to escape lintian
warni
>
> I will have a look at this, but, please, do not delete the previous
> function, it is used in VTKRecorder.
>
No worries. I didn't plan to remove anything.
I noticed the other ones didn't have python wrapping, that's why I
simply named the python function "bodyStressTensors".
It can be adapted
Hi Jerome,
>
> It seems to me that you replaced the use of prevNormal (to update the
> shear force) with ScGeom::rotate (as in
> Law2_ScGeom_FrictPhys_CundallStrack ?). Could you confirm that it is
> indeed what I have to do ?
>
Yes, that's it.
If you want a smooth transition, you could also add pr
Hello Bruno,
About prevNormal, first of all :
It seems to me that you replaced the use of prevNormal (to update the
shear force) with ScGeom::rotate (as in
Law2_ScGeom_FrictPhys_CundallStrack ?). Could you confirm that it is
indeed what I have to do ?
Thanks,
Jerome
Le 31/12/2010 15:57, B
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