Hi,
I'd like to see particles as a kind of "grid" (see the picture I attached).
Do I have to set some group to make this?
Thanks for any help
Andrea
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JF | Wed, 05/18/2011 - 20:51
Hi Andrea, I would have
Hi Andrea,
I would have used particle type to create the black and the white spheres. To identify the particle with the type 0 or type 1, before to load the file sphere positions into LIGGGHTS, I would have post-treated my sphere packing with Matlab. It is an idea, certainly not the best.
Regards
JF