Question #268691 on Yade changed:
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rayolau posted a new comment:
Hi Jan, thanks for your reply!
Respect "I think that the force was applied correctly. The only problem is that
the
force was was applied for one time step (I assume very short time), so it
has almost no effect.." You were right . I've changed the IterPeriod and the
value of O.force, and works ok.
PyRunner(command='force()',
iterPeriod=1000000,initRun=True,label='checker'),
def force():
piedraensayo=[]
for i in range(0,len(O.bodies)):
b=O.bodies[i]
if O.bodies[i].shape.color==(0,1,0):
piedraensayo.append([i])
id_ball=i
fx=10000
fy=0
fz=0
O.forces.addF(id_ball, (fx, fy, fz))
However, maybe I should apply a velocity in x direction. In this sense,
I tried this, and not working. The problem is I don't know how putting
the identity of the green sphere to apply the velocity vector only on
her.
def force():
piedraensayo=[]
for i in range(0,len(O.bodies)):
b=O.bodies[i]
if O.bodies[i].shape.color==(0,1,0):
piedraensayo.append([i])
id_ball=i
b.state.vel(id_ball,(1,0,0))
Error: b.state.vel(id_ball, (10,0,0))
TypeError: 'Vector3' object is not callable
Thanks for your help , as always! =)
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