Question #702505 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/702505
Status: Open => Answered
Jan Stránský proposed the following answer:
> I modified the code
please provide the code
> def qiyong():
> def qiyong1():
do the center values need to be hardcoded?
Or is there some logic, e.g. "center +
Vector3(radius*cos(angle),radius*sin(angle))", which would help significantly
to understand the problem?
E.g. here:
> d = (b.state.pos - circleCenter).norm() # distance of circleCenter and center
> of "b"
> if d < circleRadius
> O.bodies.erase(b.id)
are you sure about the values? What about adding b.shape.radius to the d value?
With the hardcoded centers in "qiyong" function it is really diffucult to tell
where the problem is..
> def checkUnbalanced():
> ...
> for b in O.bodies:
> qiyong()
> qiyong1()
Also this, as provided, is most likely wrong, you do not to add
particles inside "for b in O.bodies:" loop.
> blue particles (i.e. old particles) still exist in the circular hole,
and white particles (new particles) coincide with the surrounding blue
particles.
As I already told, you have these options:
1) make the hole larger (make larger radius of the hole)
2) put new particles closer to the center
3) if none of above two options is possible, then you are doomed to have
overlaps
There is nothing more to tell :-)
Cheers
Jan
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