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- | The following code shows an example of an //.inp// file with background (see 5th line from below: //bg 80//). For a standard //.inp// file see [[fileformat:inp:standard|here]]. | + | The following code shows an example of an //.inp// file with background (see 5th line from below: //bg 80//). For a standard //.inp// file see [[fileformat:inp:basic|here]]. |
The code basically shows two columns. The left one shows the input parameters and the code which the [[software:polyxsim|PolyXSim algorithm]] can read. The second column to the right shows the respective explanations. Note that every passage which starts with a //#// symbol is skipped by the algorithm. So all explanations (right column) start with a //#// in front. Some input code (left column) is also labelled with a //#//. By doing this you can force the algorithm to skip the labelled passage, for example in line 3: //#beam_width//. Depending on the kind of simulation you want to perform, it might be necessary to switch on/switch off certain input parameters. | The code basically shows two columns. The left one shows the input parameters and the code which the [[software:polyxsim|PolyXSim algorithm]] can read. The second column to the right shows the respective explanations. Note that every passage which starts with a //#// symbol is skipped by the algorithm. So all explanations (right column) start with a //#// in front. Some input code (left column) is also labelled with a //#//. By doing this you can force the algorithm to skip the labelled passage, for example in line 3: //#beam_width//. Depending on the kind of simulation you want to perform, it might be necessary to switch on/switch off certain input parameters. |