6/14/2018
Each python/bash code now has an identifier at the top of the code that reads
#!/usr/bin/python
or
#!/usr/bin/bash
you may make these executable files by typing the following in a terminal
$ chmod u+x *py *sh
then you can either run the usual way:
$ python ~/Codes/animation_code/channel_colloid_movie_maker.py
or now that you've set these as executables, you don't need to tell the terminal what kind of code you're running
$ ~/Codes/animation_code/channel_colloid_movie_maker.py
For Adrian's project. Expects to find Pa0 and a "cmovie" format (i.e. the binary file has the type and radius)
For Tiare's project. Expects to find Pcw0 and a "smovie" format (i.e. the binary file just has id, x, y)
Collection of plotting subroutines called by all movie_maker codes
Collection of data reading subroutines, both binary and ascii. The ascii has been made faster using np.loadtxt()
Uses colloid_plot_library.py as does the movie codes
optional command line arguments, so you can set the plottime and output file type (png, pdf, etc) at run time.
$ ~/Codes/animation_code/make_image.py -t 5000 -f "pdf"
For D.M.'s projects
Translates time separated data (stored in velocity_data/XV...) into particle separated data (stored in position_data/id00_XV...)
To run, be in directory with velocity_data and run
~/Codes/animation_code/get_data.sh
** for any code, you can play with the colors or particle sizes and other options by digging around the source code. **