[deprecated list] RE User's Guide/ Documentation

[MarcoDottor]

Hello.

If you want to find some documentation you could start with reading the
thesis that you find here: http://yade.wikia.com/wiki/Publications
If you want to create a simulation I suggest to use Python scripting, I
am a new user too and find this way a lot easyer than writing it in C++.
If you want to use the console you have to build Yade with Python like
this:
scons -j2 PREFIX=home/user/YADE optimize=1 feature=python openmpi=1

Once compiled you have to open the terminal, go to the bin directory
like /YADE/bin/ and write ./yade-svnVersion NameOfScript.py

You can find some script examples in Script folder and Examples folder,
you have to copy to bin directory and then execute them.

To apply different forces at determined moment you could use
PeriodicRunnerEngine.

Unfortunately I cannot say much about Yade because I'm only a user,
anyway you could explore all the sources and try to ask to these
gentleman developers.

Bye

Marco.
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[Václav S(milauer]

Post by MarcoDottor
To apply different forces at determined moment you could use
PeriodicRunnerEngine.

That would be pretty slow to be used for every iteration. If you have a
time-series that can be linearly interpolated, one could write something
like InterpolatingForceEngine (there already is
InterpolatingSpiralEngine), which is quite fast then.

Post by MarcoDottor
scons -j2 PREFIX=home/user/YADE optimize=1 feature=python openmpi=1

I'd rather suggest something like:

scons profile=opt features=python openmp=1

You can also add version=trunk to have the lastest without changing the
name of exectuable and recompiling everything at every svn up.
Profile=opt selects the 'opt' profile, which turns on optimization,
disabled debugging and a few more things.

HTH, V.


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