Dear Dr. Gusenbauer,
thank you for your quick reply. The version I'm using should be the
latest, Espresso 3.2.0.
I was indeed missing a key in the myconfig.h file. Still it's not
possible to visualize the result. The simEspresso.vsf file that has
been generated seems incomplete with respect to the standard vtf
format -> https://github.com/olenz/vtfplugin/wiki/Example-VTF-file
After the bonds are defined, no coordinates are printed.
Sincerely, Marco Dallavalle.
P.s. I subscribed to the mailing list.
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From: Markus Gusenbauer address@hidden
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2014 11:26 AM
To: Marco Dallavalle; address@hidden
Subject: Re: example object-in-fluid.tcl
Hi Marco,
please subscribe to the official mailing list
(https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/espressomd-users). Maybe
someone else can use the information or can reply to your question.
address@hidden
Which version of ESPResSo do you use? For object-in-fluid.tcl you need
MASS, LB or LB_GPU, LB_BOUNDARIES or LB_BOUNDARIES_GPU,
AREA_FORCE_GLOBAL and VOLUME_FORCE
in myconfig.h.
Best wishes,
Markus
On 01/23/2014 05:09 PM, Marco Dallavalle wrote:
Dear Dr. Gusenbauer,
as a new user of the ESPResSo software I got interested in your
object-in-fluid implementation.
I started going through the example object-in-fluid.tcl provided in
the samples directory. Unfortunately some error occurs and the
simulation gets stuck at the "add_oif_object" instruction. (I did
not changed the tcl file, nor the input directory. The last lines it
prints is "generating global area force bonds".) Could it be, that
I'm not using the proper features in the myconfig.h file?
Thank you in advance for any help you might be able to provide.
Sincerely, Marco Dallavalle.
PhD student - Università di Bologna