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August 8, 2002, 11:54
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UDF-DPM
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Hi,
I am using UDF to define the body force for the particles in DPM. DEFINE_DPM_BODY_FORCE(particle_body_force, p, i) How can I get the current location of a particle in this macro? Can I use C_CENTROID(x, c, t)? Thanks, |
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August 8, 2002, 20:38
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Re: UDF-DPM
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Hi,
C_CENTROID returns a cell center location around a particle. About a particle location , you have to use this one "p->state.pos[0]". This zero is position vector. Regards, Keil |
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August 9, 2002, 09:21
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Re: UDF-DPM
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Hi,
Keil, Thank you very much! |
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