Question #690104 on Yade changed:
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nobody is still having a problem:
Hi Jan,
why do we need to use this: ret += t + r.cross(f)?
why not we use ret += r.cross(f)?
thanks
Yong
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Question #690104 on Yade changed:
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Jan Stránský proposed the following answer:
> as we all know, torque = force*(cross dot) length. so for command(1)
we can get the torque, but the definition didn't mention where is
Question #690104 on Yade changed:
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nobody is still having a problem:
Hi Jérôme and Jan,
sorry for the late reply.
for the command used in my code.
for instance:
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(1)torque_cal0 = sum(O.forces.t(b)[0] for
Question #690111 on Yade changed:
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weijie gave more information on the question:
Hi Vasileios, and thank you again.
>What do you mean when you say "fix" some of the joints?
Actually I am completing an
Question #690111 on Yade changed:
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Vasileios Angelidakis requested more information:
Hi again,
> If I want to modify the source code, which file should I modify?
In [1] you can see that we assume the
Question #690128 on Yade changed:
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Vasileios Angelidakis proposed the following answer:
Hi Zhiruo,
There is no built-in function to do this for the Potential Blocks, but there is
one for polyhedra, used in [1].
You
Question #689434 on Yade changed:
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Vasileios Angelidakis proposed the following answer:
Hi Jie,
Please find below some corrections to your script.
You have actually revealed a different bug in the code; many thanks
Question #690127 on Yade changed:
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Przemek posted a new comment:
Hi Jan,
I checked the text file which contents 36 particles and in vtk file 1
particle was missed. For a higher number of particles more of them were
missed.
I will send the
Question #690111 on Yade changed:
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weijie is still having a problem:
Hi Vasileios, and thank you again.
Question #690127 on Yade changed:
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Jan Stránský proposed the following answer:
Hello,
> some particles are missing.
How do you know? From the vtk file content, of from Paraview view?
If there are "many" (5000 I
Question #689434 on Yade changed:
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Status: Solved => Open
weijie is still having a problem:
Hi Vasileios, and thank you again.
I have updated the latest trunk and also commented out these three
lines, but I found that the orientation of the
Question #689995 on Yade changed:
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Liu Zhiruo confirmed that the question is solved:
HI,
THanks for your suggestion.I have solved my problem.
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New question #690128 on Yade:
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Hi,
I want to make a spherical polyhedron using Potential Blocks.But I haven't
found a good way to get the value of the parameters a,b,c and d.How to solve
this?
Thanks in advance.
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New question #690127 on Yade:
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Hi,
I've a problem with exporting to VTK formt. After convertion from text file to
vtk file some particles are missing.
How can I solve this problem?
I used this code:
export.textExt('test.txt',
New question #690122 on Yade:
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Good morning,
I'm new to YADE and I'm using it for a part of my master thesis.
I want to model a granular damper. In the case study the phases are the
following
1) The spheres are inserted in a parallelepiped
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