Get version 3.5.0

Submitted by llc99210 on Thu, 03/02/2017 - 23:53

Hi,

I am wondering how could I get the previous version (3.5.0)? I ran a simulation with 3.6.0 using a restart file generated from 3.5.0 but get different results. Anything I could after git pull the repository?

Many thanks

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neven.marticnevic | Tue, 03/07/2017 - 10:39

Hi all,
I am completely new in liggghts.

Last week I installed liggghts following these instructions (more or less): http://www.cfdem.com/forums/liggghts-installation-guide-ubuntu-1204-lts-...
Following these instructions I did not install second step ##Installing VTK.

So my question is:
When I type in console (Ubuntu 16.04.2) i get this "LIGGGHTS (Version LIGGGHTS-PUBLIC 3.3.1, compiled 2016-01-14-14:02:34 by kloss, git commit 9b1fc57b77c483deaf2c0a6c69241c5d4f91e3c2 based on LAMMPS 23 Nov 2013)".
Why I haven´t got newest version of liggghts (3.6.0)?

Can someone give me installation instructions for newest liggghts (if these old instructions is not good)?

And more questions: After I ran liggghts, I must type lpp dump*in.file name to convert files from dump to vtk. So is there a way to do it automatically this in after liggghts end calculations?
After conversion I run ParaView and open vtk files. Is it possible to see results in ParaView of simulations steps while ligghts computing? I mean when you ran liggghts, automatically ParaView opened and showing results that have been calculated so far.

Many thanks.

Rector | Tue, 03/07/2017 - 12:42

Hi,

My experience with installing liggghts is with these instructions:
https://github.com/CFDEMproject/LIGGGHTS-PUBLIC/wiki/Installing-LIGGGHTS...

They worked fine for Ubuntu 16.04.2 and installed the latest version. I found that I can also tweak them a little it if I want to install earlier versions by first downloading the old versions as in the previous threads of these comments.

Regarding your other questions, I have not done it myself, but I suppose writing a script that has all the instructions in sequence might be able to achiever this. Hopefully someone who has done it will reply.

Rector