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Hi all,

in fact, it is possible to open results with a wrong geometry file. If so, your simulation times for the time steps should be wired.
Did you mix up results from Linux and Windows (base.geoF, base_geoF.mcr)?

Best,
Ralph

... or in other words:
Take the whole number part before the decimal point for the coordinates.
This can be done by an integer division, type casting of the result or cutting by a function (e.g. math.floor() in Python).

Best,
Ralph

Yes, indeed.
The zp is just an linear index for a 2D or 3D array.
e.g. in the second line of code, you count the number of full x rows (2D) which is the z coordinate.

2D: Best,
Ralph

Hi Moritz,

if we are going 2D, we do not store boundary cells in Y direction (dimY+2 = 3).
If you omit the 2 steps for the Y coordinate, it should work.

Of course, you can scale the array coordinate by the grid spacing for your plot.

Best,
Ralph

EDITED: Sorry. It's not the modulo funktion. It is an integer division. Hi Moritz, you can calculate the coordinates backwards by using the modulo function. zp = 1 + x + (dimX+2) * y + (dimX+2)*(dimY+2) * z zp = zp - 1 z = zp / [(dimX+2)(dimY+2)] zp = zp - z * [(dimX+2)(dimY+2)] y = zp / (dimX+2) zp...

Hi Shaojie Lyu, you used an Thermo-Calc phase index which is not in your new GES5 file. This way you will get a user-defined phase with name 4 and later MICRESS cannot find database information for this phase. See here your GES5 file contents: # Selection of Phases # ------------------- # The databa...

Is this the driving file?
Could you post the sections 'components' and 'phase selection' from the scr (standard output) or in file (in the results)?

If the versions do not match, you will get a license error while reading the GES5 file with MICRESS.

Best,
Ralph

Edited:
Usually, newer databases are compatible. Of course, it depends on the changes in the database. I think we had no problems with steel databases, yet.

Hi Shaojielv, I do not see any figure attached to your post. However, a typical problem is that the databases used to make the examples GES5 file have a different version than yours. In the GES_Files folder, you will find an according Thermo-Calc macro file for each GES5 file. You can modify it and ...

I there any possibility to extract a dataset after the simulation, which contains infomation about the position and size of nuclei set or forming in the simulation? We will introduce a tabular output for nucleation events in the next version of MICRESS. In the current version, I am afraid you have ...