Question #580450 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/580450
Status: Open => Answered
Jan Stránský proposed the following answer:
Hi Felipe,
thanks for the complete scripts. I have tried them and did not find anything
wrong. Just to summarize:
> I have found divergences when i have apply the force on the surface and then
> I read the value that i recorded.
> When I read the force, I noticed that the applied values were different from
> 200.
it is simply because read force and applied force are intrinsically
different values, see my previous comments (you don't read the applied
(=prescribed) force, you read total force applied on the body
(=prescribed force+forces from interactions)
> is it the correct way to apply the force on the surface? How can i be
sure that i really applied the force value on the surface?
yes, it is the correct way. You can be sure because you used the command
:-) You can also use O.forces.permF(someId) to check if a perment force
is set on body with id=someId (you can use this command to get
prescribed force and save it, maybe this is what you wanted from the
ForceRecorder?).
cheers
Jan
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