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April 29, 2019, 06:17 |
Understanding particle coordinates - OF6 vs OF1806
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Adrien
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Hi foamers,
Just enjoying some MPPICFoam and I noticed something strange: - OF-v1806 gives particle position in "positions" file and a clunky "coordinates" one: "positions": 876773"Coordinates": 876773- OF6 runs as well, but removes "Positions" and renames "Coordinates->Positions", so basically, I cannot simply extract position values anymore (which is handy to display density with a custom C routine) What the heck are those "4 values" coordinates ? What is their meaning and how do I read them ? Cheers A. |
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