Hi,
I think that:
(1) if you consider the negative/positive force decomposition, so the negative
viscous forces are to be taken into account like any other negative force. So
just test the sign and it's ok (in my opinion, but it depends on why you want
to do this decomposition)
(2) if you cons
Le 25 févr. 2011 à 11:38, Chiara Modenese a écrit :
> Yes, I agree. I think I was confused by Vincent's words such as: "let say
> that the critical time step determined for non-viscous contact will be
> smaller that the effectively minimum time step". Vincent, maybe you could
> clarify this po
Le 23 févr. 2011 à 17:43, Bruno Chareyre a écrit :
> p.s. Vincent, you defined viscosity in order to keep critical time-step below
> a given value IIRC. What was the reasoning behind?
No. I (and other people like Sergei) defined the viscosity so that it is lower
than the critical viscosity. If
Just a pdf file I found on the web:
http://www.m-hikari.com/ces/ces2009/ces1-4-2009/teufelsbauerCES1-4-2009.pdf
Maybe it helps !?
Ciao
Vincent
Le 23 févr. 2011 à 19:01, Chiara Modenese a écrit :
> Hi Bruno and Vincent,
>
> thanks for your answers.
>
> I have PFC manual on my desk (though I ne
Hi,
Choosing an appropriate time step requires a certain expertise. Maybe a good
reference could be the book of Allen and Tildesley (?) Keep in mind that the
smallest time step depends also on the integration scheme. For instance, bigger
time step can be used with velocity Verlet,Runge-Kutta or
Le 9 févr. 2011 à 17:45, Bruno Chareyre a écrit :
>
>> Oh simply cubic. Say that you divide the main cell into 8 cubic parts
>> and then you get the average of stress in each of them (I simply want
>> to compare them).
> Here is the algorithm :
>
> foreach sphere:
>cubeStress+=bodyStress(s
This is exactly what JJ Moreau did (so I think one can have some confidence
with that) for spheres into a spherical probe (subvolume).
Since the intersected volume can be analytically computed, he summed the moment
tensor of each sphere weighted by the ratio "insidePartVolume" /
"sphereVolume",
Le 7 févr. 2011 à 18:03, Bruno Chareyre a écrit :
> ,
>> Say that you have cohesion between particles, then if you project the
>> normal contact force along the normal to the plane you can see that
>> the sign of the force could be either negative or positive (depending
>> also on the convention)
> Note that the integral is computed on deformed contour.
> In , is the contact point, closer to center
> than radius. Hence, dividing by a volume of the Voronoi sort would not be
> consistent with the integration domain. I don't see what other volume could
> be used than the one of the sphere
>> You're right! Some people consider granular matter as a continuous media. I
>> don't.
>>
> The integral is for one grain alone. Considering one grain as a
> continuum doesn't sound so absurd, does it?
> We are far above the atomic scale.
As I said, I see no problem for the computation. I jus
Le 20 janv. 2011 à 13:01, Bruno Chareyre a écrit :
> Hi Vincent,
>
> I didn't see the need to find a reference for contour integral of Cauchy
> stress, since it is something classical in continuum mechanics courses. The
> demonstration is in function's documentation.
You're right! Some people
Hi,
Have a look to this paper: http://www.springerlink.com/content/l133vr26m7142101/
I can send you the pdf if necessary.
The stress computation at particle level is explained in section 5. Basically,
it correspond from the dimensional point of view to the moment tensor divided
by a volume. The
Le 15 déc. 2010 à 14:46, Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
> Hi (Vincent and possibly others),
>
> would you mind if I move mgpost to a separate branch (still under the
> project) at launchpad? I am trying to reduce size of sources, and mgpost is
> really a separate project.
Yes, you can move it to s
Le 8 déc. 2010 à 18:58, Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
> In the end, I wrote MatchMaker, which does just that: you can define value
> for any given couple of materials, and in addition a fallback function/value
> (such as average, minimum, maximum etc) if that particular combination is not
> handle
Hi everybody,
Just a few comments (as usual, do not feel obliged to agree with me!)
I understand (I think) what Chiara means. This is something that bothers me a
lot (mentally) and, unfortunately, it leads me to continue using my poor bits
of code instead of yade (please, do not be offended by
Hi,
Some comments (useful or not):
- If it's possible, try using velocity-Verlet integrator so that the the value
of velocity is computed at time step (not mid-step)
- Time integration (trapezoidal rule) involves approximations. Vaclav is right
in believing that this error accumulation should de
Hi,
I personally use voro++. I think it is more appropriate (simple) if you only
need the cells with circumcenter-vertices (instead of
particle-center-vertices). In voro++ there is not iterator to loop over edges,
faces or something else. Instead, you need to know the internal structure.
The
> Why is it so late to announce ;) ?
Sorry for that!
I did not think to make the announcement also on yade-dev and yade-users since
I didn't do that for the other seminars.
Jerome Duriez (thank you!) advised me to make this announcement here by
remarking that some people could come (in particul
Hi everybody,
A announcement for those who are in Grenoble.
Vaclav is here since this week (even if I have not seen him yet!).
He will give a seminar on Friday 12th at 14:00 about Yade.
Here is the announcement (in French):
http://www.3s-r.hmg.inpg.fr/3sr/spip.php?article468
Vincent
ust let it be?
> __
>
> Anton Gladkyy
>
>
> 2010/2/8 Vincent Richefeu
> if numerical recipes, numpy and eigen give the same result, we can have some
> confidence with this result.
> It means that Wm3 result is "less good".
> Howev
new values" it will not work?
> __
>
> Anton Gladkyy
>
>
> 2010/2/8 Vincent Richefeu
> Hi,
>
> At first glance, it seems the eigenvalues (and thus the eigenvectors) are not
> ordered with Wm3.
> The difference can also be due to the fact that th
Hi,
At first glance, it seems the eigenvalues (and thus the eigenvectors) are not
ordered with Wm3.
The difference can also be due to the fact that the solution is not converged.
If needed, I can send a peace of code (based on "jacobi" in numerical recipes)
for doing that task
VR
Le 8 févr.
Hi Vaclac,
Have you think about vector for this purpose?
As you certainly know it's a specialized template that hold bits (instead of
bools).
In fact, I have not seen the code, but in the c++ point of view, something like
:
std::vector blockedDOFs;
blockedDOFs.reserve(3); // Actually, I do
Hi Bruno,
I have just commit a new version of KinematicLocalisationAnalyser::DefToFile.
The code were NOT checked and I don't know if it compile (I can not compile on
my apple laptop).
Please send me an image from paraview when it will work...
For everybody:
If it crash (I sorry in advance) comm
Le 4 janv. 2010 à 13:36, Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
>>> - with log, there is no upper limit to strain (except the grain
>>> size/period size condition), you can compress 100, 200, 300%. With your
>>> definition, e=100% has no meaning.
>> e=-100% ;-)
> (This BTW is not really "valid" argument...
> I was surprised by the elegance of using unsheared coordinates without
> changing the collider. It limits maximum shear, though, as the 1/cos(φ)
> term grows without bounds.
Salut Vaclav (désolé pour l'absence d'accent sur le a !),
Un but de l'espace virtuel 's' dont te parlait Gael est justem
Bruno,
I am not as confident as you. Imagine spheres that do not overlap on a regular
grid.
If you impose a shear rate at constant volume (without gravity) by making the
displacement of each sphere proportional to their height (the total height of
the cell remain constant), I think that the sph
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> De : Vincent Richefeu
> Date : 10 décembre 2009 09:43:19 HNEC
> À : Sergei D.
> Objet : Rép : [Yade-users] From Blender2YADE
>
> Hi (Anton),
>
> Could you please briefly specify what is imported into what?
> I suppose that onl
Le 9 déc. 2009 à 16:49, Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
> Hi, I am in the process of writing programmer's manual to yade and some
> idiosyncracies are showing up.
>
> 1. I will rename StandAloneEngine -> GlobalEngine (since it describeds
> what it really does, globally affecting the scene). But what
> De : Vincent Richefeu
> Date : 9 décembre 2009 09:35:42 HNEC
> À : boon chiaweng
> Objet : Rép : [Yade-users] Questions on equations (contact laws, velocity,
> libraries)
>
>
> Le 9 déc. 2009 à 03:06, boon chiaweng a écrit :
>
>> Q3. The position/velo
Le 8 déc. 2009 à 15:18, yade a écrit :
> Bruno Chareyre a écrit :
>> Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
I'm not sure I understand completely.
First reaction :
Why not change "goal" with time, in comp=M*goal? It would give a strain
rate.
>>> Goal is user-defined and shouldn't
I prefer yade-dem.org
- yade-open-dem -> to long
- yade-project and yade-code -> we don't see explicitly what the
project/code is for
Vincent
Le 11 oct. 2009 à 15:30, Bruno Chareyre a écrit :
Very nice! There is not more than 1 vote per name for now! :)
I voted yade-open-dem, but I like ya
Here is a mail that Rémi sent to me. I added an attempt of translation
for people who do not understand French.
Début du message réexpédié :
De : Rémi Cailletaud
Date : 16 septembre 2009 18:13:22 HAEC
À : Vincent Richefeu
Objet : Rép : Fwd: [Yade-users] New Yade wiki
Salut,
Vincent
Hi everybody,
This morning I had a look at the file LeapFrogPositionIntegrator.cpp
and I a little scarred of what I saw (I exaggerate of course).
Can someone enlighten me on that point:
If I translate the c++ code into human readable operations, I've got:
v(t+dt) = v(t) + a(t)*dt
p(t+dt) = p(
(I re-send this mail because it didn't appear in yade-dev list...
sorry if you receive it for a second time)
Hi everybody,
This morning I had a look at the file LeapFrogPositionIntegrator.cpp
and I a little scarred of what I saw (I exaggerate of course).
Can someone enlighten me on that po
Hi,
I address this message to yade-wikia administrator (Vaclav?).
As you know, mediaWiki is installed at Grenoble and the ports will be
soon open for access from outside.
It's time to think about importing the database.
Can you link up with Remi Cailletaud (remi.caillet...@hmg.inpg.fr) for
$ scons
scons: Reading SConscript files ...
@@@ Using profile default (scons.profile-default) @@@
Yade version is `vr', installed files will be suffixed with `-vr'.
All intermediary files will be in `/Users/richefeu/Documents/yade-
local/build-vr'.
Checking whether c++ compiler "g++" works...no
I have no idea on that, and googling that didn't find anything really
useful (besides extern inline you mentioned, which is not the case
here). I think you have problem with miniWm3 just because it is the
first lib that you link (right?) and it would be the same anywhere
else.
No, for instance
Hi,
I currently try (and try again) compiling yade on Mas OS X.
Lot of problems have been resolved but I still have troubles to link
miniWm3...
I've seen with google that the problem could come from extern inline
function, but in the present case, inline functions are not extern...
I can n
Le 29 août 09 à 14:21, Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
Does runtimePREFIX could replace the origin option?
No. Besides that, I think runtimePREFIX will not be needed soon as we
use $ORIGIN now.
Let's not confuse linking stage (at compilation) and running (when
libraries are being found also). If $O
maybe he could try compiling monolithic version?
Thank you Janek for your idea...
Would be the same IMO.
Unfortunately Vaclav is right
Or even the static one?
$ scons-h ## :-(
ok thank you, I will try scons LIBPATH=...
Does runtimePREFIX could replace the origin option?
Have you ever heard of Yade X?
This is Yet Another Dvd eXtractor:
http://www.netfox2.net/modules/wfdownloads/singlefile.php?cid=45&lid=455
VR
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Hi,
I still have problem on linkage stage on my apple laptop.
I have tried lot of thinks without results...
Please give me new ideas!!!
here is the log:
$ scons pretty=0
scons: Reading SConscript files ...
@@@ Using profile default (scons.profile-default) @@@
Yade version is `vr', installed fil
Oh, if apples use different extension for shared object, have a look
Omega.cpp:193, where we check what files are plugins. It will
compile just fine, but will not load any plugins at startup. You can
therefore put some other checks there, the point is to not fix in
advance where we have plu
"_FSGetCatalogInfo", referenced from:
Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
"_GetProcessBundleLocation", referenced from:
Wm3::System::GetPath(c
g++ -o /Users/richefeu/Documents/yade-local/build-vr/lib/
libminiWm3.dylib -rdynamic -z origin -dynamiclib -rdynamic /Users/
richefeu/Documents/yade-local/build-vr/lib/miniWm3.os -L/Users/
richefeu/Documents/YADE/lib/yade-vr/extra -L/Users/richefeu/
Documents/YADE/lib/yade-vr/gui -L/Users/riche
I assume you mean CLOCK_MONOTONIC -- it is clock source that ensures
that it is, well, monotonic (i.e. resistent to leap seconds,
changing hw
clock etc).
OK
I don't know what works on leopard, try man clock_gettime.
STFW gives
http://www.wand.net.nz/~smr26/wordpress/2009/01/19/monotonic-ti
Hi,
I'm currently trying to compile yade on Mac OS X (Leopard).
for the moment, all optional packages are disabled and also qt3.
My problem is about clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOLITIC) that seem to be
not support by this OS.
It appears only one time in the file core/Timing.hpp coded by Vaclav.
Do
Hi everybody,
I checked out the version 1736 with bzr and compiled it.
I report here a strange behavior: when running yade without arguments
(./yade-version), an "empty simulation" begins to run and the control
buttons are disabled!
Do you observe the same behavior? If yes, is this normal?
> It seems there are a lot of advertisements on WIKIA last days. Is it
> not?
>
> Yesterday I even could not click the right link because of that:
first
> I needed to click ads :(
> They even started to insert their ads directly to our articles!
I didn't see any advertisements. Ever heard of "
boost::shared_ptr::operator->() const [with T = Engine]:
L'assertion
« px != 0 » a échoué.
Hi Emanuele,
I imagine the assert(px != 0) is into your class FlowEngine.
If it is the case, try to check the reason why you've got px == 0.
If it is not the case, my comment will not help.
Ciao,
V
Le 15 juil. 09 à 17:01, Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
As I said before, the solution described here before seems to be nice
(although the question of random-values dispatching remains, cf.
Bruno's comments).
As written, cf. http://yade.wikia.com/wiki/
SharedMaterialProperties, it
is enhanced i
Le 14 juil. 09 à 09:52, Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
Hi,
based on discussion with Vincent and also (older) proposal of
Janek, and
for other reasons of simplicity, I would like to create new Material
class that would hold material properties of bodies. There would be
only
a few instances of
Hi,
Your proposal sounds good for me. Actually I have not studied it in
details.
I will re-answer your post in a few days (There's a lot of
informations!).
Just a remark that comes to me about naming: frictionAngle does not
only relate to 'material'
but also to 'surface state'.
Ciao,
V
Actually, Vincent was suprised yesterday when he realised this
strategy was not yet used in Yade.
Yes, this is a very common and basic way to save a lot time in DEM
simulations!
The underlying idea is that no computation is performed when it is
not necessary (and there is no better optimiza
Vincent, to me, the GroupRelationData concept is not very clear. Can I
have some questions?
1. Why not have just one table inside, and every engine that needs the
data could create as much instances as necessary, one for every
parameter? It would seem more logical than having that inside
MetaBo
Does it mean, that if I have 3 particles from 3 different materials
I can make the next "database":
P1-P2 - Kn(1-2); Kt(1-2)...;
P2-P3 - Kn(2-3); Kt(2-3)...;
P1-P3 - Kn(1-3); Kt(1-3)...;
P1-P1 - Kn(1-1); Kt(1-1)...;
P2-P2 - Kn(2-2); Kt(2-2)...;
P3-P3 - Kn(3-3); Kt(3-3)...;
Particle interaction
When a string is serialized, all space characters become
Is this normal?
How can I do to avoid this?
thanks,
VR
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Le 6 juil. 09 à 12:11, Janek Kozicki a écrit :
Are you trying to serialize a C array? It's not supported. And won't
ever be. You don't want to add support for it. Easiest if you switch
to std::vector<> and it will work straight away.
The class I want to serialize is GroupRelationData.
The pro
Janek,
Could you please remind me where I could include the code to perform
special treatment for the serialization?
I hope my question is claire enough.
Practically, I would like to do something like this:
if (the type of my object is 'GroupRelationData')
{
I write what I want in xml for
1. Rename ef2_Dem3Dof_Elastic_ElasticLaw to
Law2_Dem3Dof_Elastic_Elastic (in scripts as well)
Hi,
Some news about naming convention?
VR
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to have 1 website with all YADE
stuff.
PPS domain name yade.info is available
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[ENG] Best Regards
[GER] Mit freundlichen Grüßen
[RUS] С наилучшими пожеланиями
[UKR] З найкращими побажаннями
Anton Gladkyy
2009/6/24 Vincent Richefeu
Hi,
If no objection, I propose
Hi,
If no objection, I propose to create a second wiki (on wikidot.com)
exclusively dedicated to yade documentation.
I personally use wikidot and I find it much more user-friend than wikia.
I could "design" and propose (in a first stage) a structure for the
site. Then, any contributor will
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De : Vincent Richefeu
Date : 24 juin 2009 11:23:06 HAEC
À : yade-us...@lists.launchpad.net
Objet : Rép : [Yade-users] YADE documentation
Hi,
If no objection, I propose to create a second wiki (on wikidot.com)
exclusively dedicated to yade documentation.
I
Hello
I have this error in yade.cpp (related to log4cxx), after an svn
update, anyone got this before?
Thanks
Bruno
C core/yade.cpp
core/yade.cpp:45: error: wrong number of arguments specified for
'constructor' attribute
l.45 is :
__attribute__((constructor(1000))) void initLog4cxx(
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From: Vincent Richefeu
Date: 2009/6/18
Subject: Another script with clumps
To: eudo...@arcig.cz
Another script...
VR
# Parameters
Kn = 1e6
Ks = 0.8e6
FrictionAngle = 0.5
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From: Vincent Richefeu
Date: 2009/6/18
Subject: python script with clumps
To: eudo...@arcig.cz
The attached file is a yade-python script that makes use of clumps.
(my python style should be funny for you!)
# Parameters
Hello everybody,
I try to use clumps for sometimes and it seems to me that there is a
small "bug" (maybe I'm wrong...).
When clumps are used, they are part of the bodyContainer (like common
bodies). But when interaction forces are computed, it seems that the
resulting moment is computed at
2. Replace vector by Vector2 and make it
properly serializable (should be faster)
Hi,
Quick question: Is it possible to serialize a vector?
VR
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Add a function to SpherePadder_wrapper to pass the result back to
python.
As Vaclav suggested, it is a list of (x,y,z,R) tuples.
(Complet integration into yade is not done yet)
You can keep your module independent of yade, it can be loaded through
the built-in python interpreter just fine and
Easy. You just need to link with boost_python library and the
shared object should be called something.so (not libsomething.so):
g++ src1.cpp src2.cpp -shared -o something.so -lboost_python -
lCGAL ...
I fill that I begin to love python...
Sorry for my poor english. I wanted to say 'I fee
Easy. You just need to link with boost_python library and the
shared object should be called something.so (not libsomething.so): g
++ src1.cpp src2.cpp -shared -o something.so -lboost_python -lCGAL ...
I fill that I begin to love python...
If you want, I could make scons detect CGAL (in SCons
3. SpherePadder should be added to scons (as an optional part),
since it will also install the python module tothe appropriate place.
OK, thank you for the clear answer.
I found some tutorial on boost::python on the web, but I'm not clear
with the compilation procedure (and I would like to av
Hi,
Thank you Vaclav for your previous answer.
I've got an other question about boost::python and dynamic libraries
widely used in yade.
I would like to expose the class SpherePadder (and maybe TetraMesh)
to python.
I think that it could be possible (?) to add something like:
class_()
Hi,
Does someone can tell me if the doxygen docs are regularly generated?
And where I can find it?
Thanks,
VR
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we have tc and en:
(*) tc = pi 2 m_eff / sqrt( 4 kn m_eff - cn^2 ) (note your delta in
brackets)
en = exp( -cn tc / 2 / meff )
where we have kn and cn:
kn = m_eff / tc^2 * ( pi^2 + ln^2(en) )
cn = -2 * m_eff / tc * ln(en)
Then, for pair spheres with mass m1 we have
m1_eff = m1/2, en1, tc1 =>
Yes, en and es are normal and tangential coefficients of restitution
(ratio of velocities after and before the 'impact': vf/vi).
I wanted to say that the parameters in
SimpleViscoelasticBodyParameters could be the stiffnesses and
restitution coefficients. Then, the effective mass together with the
Thanks a lot. Now, I understand a bit more...
The implanted law is for sphere-sphere contacts.
I suggest something (tell me your opinion please): what about
computing cn and cs for each contact as a function of the
corresponding effective mass?
In this way, the parameters would be kn,en,ks, and es
Vincent Richefeu ?:
I suppose this means that you would like to learn about me (?)
So briefly, I'm French and I work in the laboratory 3S-R since a few
months.
My PhD is about unsaturated granular materials simulated by DEM.
You can find more with google if you want...
Hi,
he current
law, but I need more explanations, so please...
Thanks,
Vincent Richefeu
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said that python syntax is obscure but I know
that the problem come from me. I have to think different...
Thank for adding the clump wrapper. It works fine.
Regards,
Vincent Richefeu
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to access the method
'createOneClump' (for example) from a python script.
Does anyone (Vaclav ?) can help me?
Thanks,
Vincent Richefeu
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Hi all,
I've got just a comment:
a simple solution to avoid this (without modifying [mini]wm3) is to
change the user units.
I think yade computation can be done with any system of units as they
are consistent.
For example, one can use centimeters instead of meters and deca-
Newtons instead o
UP ?
I've got a problem with 'SimpleViscoelasticRelationships'. This
2d-functor needs 2 'PhysicalParameters' that are casted into
'SimpleViscoelasticBodyParameters' in the method 'go'.
I want to use BcpConnection that inherit from
SimpleViscoelasticBodyParameters for one of the parameters.
I've got a problem with 'SimpleViscoelasticRelationships'. This
2d-functor needs 2 'PhysicalParameters' that are casted into
'SimpleViscoelasticBodyParameters' in the method 'go'.
I want to use BcpConnection that inherit from
SimpleViscoelasticBodyParameters for one of the parameters.
The probl
Hello everybody,
I've got a problem with 'SimpleViscoelasticRelationships'. This
2d-functor needs 2 'PhysicalParameters' that are casted into
'SimpleViscoelasticBodyParameters' in the method 'go'.
I want to use BcpConnection that inherit from
SimpleViscoelasticBodyParameters for one of the parame
Hi everybody,
I have just a brief comment concerning this discussion.
I have write a visualizer for DEM simulations (mgpost, see google).
This tool could be incorporated 'into' Yade in the future.
It may be interesting to known that I used the 'vertical Y' convention.
Vincent
Le 18 nov. 08 à
Without going into sterile discussions, I would like to know if
something like that exists in Yade.
Otherwise, I will need to add the class 'NormalViscousInteraction'
(and/or 'NormalViscousShearInteraction')
that store the damping parameter. I will need also to add a relative
normal velocity p
Hi everybody,
I am very surprised that no viscosity is taken into account at
contact level in Yade.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I have not seen anything like it!
I do not usually use a global damping ('NonViscousDamping' in Yade)
and I prefer to
use local (at the contact level) damping that can be
PS. You really _want_ to use those ugly names of classes? OMG... at
least skip the _make part and write just _BssSweptSpheres..., no?
I agree with you. I usually use short names but these long names
aim to
get a quick identification of the task performed by the plugin.
Admittedly, your nam
Re-enabling this line makes me run without crash :-)
Thank you Vaclav. It was also necessary to remove the engine
'PhysicalActionContainerReseter'
in order to have no crash...
It's a pleasure to work with you because you are very reactive!
PS. You really _want_ to use those ugly names of c
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It's better if you send the whole message. It seems hard to believe
but some of us succeed in understanding something from it !
Jerome
OK, sorry.
here is the complet log:
In [1]: SIGSEGV/SIGABRT handler called; gdb batch file is
`/home/
Hello,
I still got problems with 'MembraneTest'.
It crash at the first time step. I really can't understand why!
If someone has an idea, I'm taker...
The files MembraneTest.* have been added in the svn repository into
the folder pkg/dem/PreProcessor.
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Hi everybody,
I added and committed new plugins.
The commit is not reported in the mailling list. Instead, I received
the following message from yade-dev-bounces:
>>>
Your mail to 'Yade-dev' with the subject
[svn] r1564 - in trunk/pkg: common
common/DataClass/GeometricalModel common/Dat
Hi Vaclav,
Thanks a lot for explanations. I will write the needed physicalAction
(s) after.
For the moment, I would simply like to test (with display) two new
functors:
- the one make interactingGeometry (BssSweptSphereLineSegment) from
GeometricalModel (BshTube),
- the other make AABB from
Hello everybody,
I'm Vincent, a new yade-dev member. I am currently in a learning
phase in yade.
* HERE IS THE STORY:
Say I want to implement a new geometry for bodies. I code pluggins
that I needed (GeometriclModel, InteractingGeometry,Functors,
GLDraw*,Preprocessor...) after discussing
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