If I understand correctly, you need the same loop as for computing
unbalancedForce, don't you?
You can check the code, it's something like :
loop on bodies
{
...
f += Forces[body]
...
}
Bruno
>
>
>
> I need to write a small routine so that the contact force of each
> particle can be checked from which I would like to accurately judge
> its value, if the contact force of one particle is (or close) zero, I
> should mark it as "quick" condition, suppose all particles are in the
> fluid. Which list should I look into? The ElasticContactLaw seems to
> loop over the contact but not for each particle.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Feng Chen
> Graduate Student
> Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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