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Hi,
I got a packing with random particles with muti-sphere, but I want to get the global positions of each sphere, can EDEM export directly?
regards!
Hi Raheem
You cannot get this information directly from EDEM.
One way to do would be to export the location of the multisphere particles, and their orientations also. Based on this information and your initial particle definition, you would be able to calculate where the spheres are.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,Jerrin Job
Hi Raheem,
As Jerrin said, you can't get that information directly from EDEM. However, it is still possible to do it using EDEMpy. I've attached a script that does exactly that. If you have any questions, please let me know.
If you're new to EDEMpy, here's the link to our YouTube video on how to get started: Getting Started with EDEMpy
Best regards,
Renan
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