Question #706976 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/706976
Status: Open => Answered
Karol Brzezinski proposed the following answer:
Hi Kyle,
If you use ymport.text() function, you don't have to append bodies (it
is included in the function).
If you want to differentiate between clump properties, you can do it in two
ways (at least):
1) put each clump in a separate file and load it with different keyword
arguments passed to ymport.text() function.
2) put all the clumps in one file, and load them at once. Next, iterate over
bodies in the simulation and apply required properties.
Please see example of using the second approach below:
####### input file with clumps "clumps.txt"
0.068037 0.02416 0.0017637 0.0011423 1
0.068615 0.022601 0.0014278 0.00077244 1
0.069542 0.023528 0.0017906 0.00071539 1
0.066801 0.025141 0.0019788 0.0006786 1
0.049731 0.03499 0.0017112 0.00070436 10
0.048747 0.034309 0.0013637 0.00063928 10
0.047719 0.034628 0.0014651 0.00056027 10
0.047299 0.035323 0.0020008 0.00052311 10
##### Yade script
from yade import ymport
spheres = ymport.textClumps('clumps.txt')
currentClumpId = O.bodies[0].clumpId
color = randomColor()
for b in O.bodies:
if b.clumpId != currentClumpId:#change color each time clumpId changes
currentClumpId = b.clumpId
color = randomColor()
if isinstance(b.shape,Sphere):#colorize spheres
b.shape.color = color
###
Cheers,
Karol
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