I have a small simulation running with a fix massflow/mesh command which I assume is running correctly because it spits out numbers. However, I don't understand what the numbers mean, and the manual page only confuses me more. For example, it says the second vector component is a particle count, but the second number is my output is a small decimal.
Please help me understand this output, or tell what other fixes or computes I need to do to it. Please see my output data attached below.
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sbateman | Tue, 06/24/2014 - 17:31
The "second vector component"
The "second vector component" in the documentation refers to the vector computed by fix massflow/mesh, which you can access by "f_ID[2]".
You will have to set your thermo_style appropriately (or whatever you are using to output). Take a look at some of the examples to see how they do thermo output.
Also, for future reference, if you need help running a simulation, you should attach your input script and log file. That "test.ods" spreadsheet by itself is pretty much useless. :)
msandli | Wed, 06/25/2014 - 00:18
So those numbers don't really
So those numbers don't really mean anything if I'm not trying to track per-atom quantities?
ckloss | Thu, 06/26/2014 - 11:58
Hi,
Hi,
the output is a global vector, consisting of total number and mass count, to be output e.g. via thermo style or fix print