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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
Victor,
Apologies, it occurs to me that what I’m doing is a way to get around
CMake errors to build Yade without the features I don’t need. You may
very well need these
Question #662791 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
Hi,
Perhaps I've been doing it wrong, but when compiling from source I do
not compile loki. I merely point cmake to the locatio
Question #661824 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
Just wanted to add a couple of comments now that I finally managed to
build the GUI using recent versions of the libraries.
1) As of QT version 5.5, the QtWebKit module has
Question #662104 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi confirmed that the question is solved:
I managed to resolve this problem. As suspected, it was a linker issue.
The issue was that pygts did not know where to look for
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Hello,
As mentioned in my previous question [1] related to my ongoing quest to build
the latest Yade with GUI on this system, I was able to build the GUI
successfully. However, upon attempting to run it, I get the
Question #661824 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi confirmed that the question is solved:
Thank you Anton and Bruno,
I was able to finally get the GUI built. The issue was that pyrcc5 was
not in $PATH because I
Question #661824 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi is still having a problem:
Thanks for the suggestion Jan,
It took my a few days to get Yade to compile [1] after building a recent
version of QT5, libQGLviewer,
New question #661824 on Yade:
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Hello,
I am building the latest Yade trunk on a Cray XC50 HPC system. I have managed
to build it fine with the GUI disabled, but I cannot seem to get the ENABLE_GUI
option to work. The error I am getting [1] is id
Question #659177 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
I do not see a material definition/assignment. The "Brownian motion"
effect is likely due to the particles not having any m
Question #658232 on Yade changed:
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Description changed to:
I aim to implement the Uniform Stress micro-scale boundary condition in
Yade using the approach described in [1]. Eventually my goal is to
implement an engine that does this seamlessly, a
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I aim to implement the Uniform Stress micro-scale boundary condition in Yade
using the approach described in [1]. Eventually my goal is to implement an
engine that does this seamlessly, along the lines of Triaxial
Question #657968 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks for your response Bruno,
You are, of course, absolutely right: I jumped to a mistaken conclusion.
I checked a hand
New question #657968 on Yade:
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Per the User's Manual section on Micro-stress and Micro-strain [1], as well as
Catalano 2014a [2], there are two types of particle-centered subdomains that
can be computed with TesselationWrapper. The figure in [1]
Question #657232 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
I have an alternative suggestion you may not have thought of.
Instead of using the money to buy a server, you could use it to purchase
server time on one of the cloud-based
Question #647852 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
Deepak,
I think you will need to load a multiprocessing library first, then you
can loop through Yade objects using a multiprocess
Question #647852 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
The first thing I notice, is that there is only 1 mpi process for
python, so only 1 core. I don't believe there will be any spee
Question #641979 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
Stressmask is a bitmask. In our case it is the decimal interpretation of
a 3 digit binary number. Each of the three binary dig
Question #641979 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
triax.stressMask = 6
means you are applying stress control on X and Y, and strain control on
Z. I believe you want to
Question #586294 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
Thank you for your suggestion Bruno.
I currently need to run small deformation simulations, however I may
need to simulate larger deformations in later and either way the
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Gary Pekmezi confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks Jan Stránský, that solved my question.
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Status: Answered => Solved
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Thank you both for your suggestions.
I apologize for the ambiguity, I am in fact referring to the traction
vector and try
New question #586294 on Yade:
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Hello all,
I am using Yade for my research on the statistics of soil behavior at various
scales. One thing that I have been wracking my brain on, is how to impose a
uniform traction boundary on a confined polydisp
Question #432837 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
Thanks for the reply Jan,
I was able to get the output I needed otherwise. However, I did go back
and created a MWE to replicate the issue. My problem seems to stem from
Question #432837 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
Jan Stránský
I tried using the method specified in the initial answer for exporting
spheres' stresses. I was able to assign the stress values to b.mystress
using the
Question #402934 on Yade changed:
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Status: Open => Solved
Gary Pekmezi confirmed that the question is solved:
This problem is resolved. The random sample function np.random.choice()
needs the parameter replace=False, otherwise it samp
Question #402934 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi gave more information on the question:
Below is a minimalist script that replicates the issue I am stumbling
over.
### DEFINING VARIABLES AND
New question #402934 on Yade:
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Are there any rules to slicing/manipulating SpherePack objects? I am having
difficulty using a pack I sliced from a larger pack to run simulations on.
What I am trying to do, is to take a large packing of spheres a
Question #295531 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks Jerome,
My issue is resolved.
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Gary Pekmezi gave more information on the question:
Thanks for the reply Jerome,
I was in fact speaking of Ip2_CohFrictMat_CohFrictMat_CohFrictPhys
New question #295531 on Yade:
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This was an issue I ran into before with the Cundall-Strack law, and I am now
also seeing with Hertz-Mindlin law.
If I have:
triax=TriaxialStressController(...)
then the "Wallstresses" file shows all stresses and
Question #280717 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
Correction in step 3). I meant to say "try with less spheres"
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
If I understand the problem correctly, below is how I would start to
approach it. Note that it is basically a trial-and-error process.
Question #252053 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi proposed the following answer:
Please forgive me for resurrecting an old thread, but I would like to
propose a solution for posterity.
I managed to compile Yade (daily) on an SGI ICE X with RHEL 6
Question #279359 on Yade changed:
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Status: Answered => Open
Gary Pekmezi is still having a problem:
Thanks for your reply Christian. That is what I suspected.
One more question along the same veinCan makeCloud be used in
ParallelEng
New question #279359 on Yade:
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I noticed that when I run a triaxial test (either with a preprocessor or a
script), TriaxialStressController() and TriaxialCompressionEngine() make use of
all the cores specified via the -jN command. However, MakeC
Question #274781 on Yade changed:
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Gary Pekmezi posted a new comment:
Thanks for you reply Bruno,
I tried to do what you suggest initially (modifying the sample triaxial
script to add capillary physics), then focused my efforts on the
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Status: Answered => Solved
Gary Pekmezi confirmed that the question is solved:
Jerome,
Thank you for your assistance. Your suggestion of using "Generate" with the
graphical interface worked,
New question #274781 on Yade:
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Hello everyone,
I successfully ran a triaxial compression test using the TriaxialTest()
preprocessor. However, if I try to add capillary physics the simulation does
not appear to work.
The only differences betwee
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