From: Lucia Sarchiapone (Lucia.Sarchiapone@cern.ch)
Date: Mon Mar 03 2008 - 11:41:58 CET
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Hi,
I have checked your FLAIR project and the problem might be with the
"Extends" of your plotting window.
When a plot is created, by default the extends is 100 in x and y, and
the center of the plot is x=0, y=0, z=0, but there is no region
defined outside
the BLKBODY (Xmin=-10.0 Xmax=10.0, Ymin=-10.0 Ymax=10.0,
Zmin=-10.0 Zmax=100.0 ).
If you try to change the extends (make them smaller) it should work.
You could even make your blkbody bigger, and solve your problem.
In the attachments you'll find a flair project with a plot of your
geometry.
Just a small remark, do not name a region like a material
(Aluminium), in the input file attached I changed it.
Cheers
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# FLUKA Project file
Title: tutorial2
Input: tutorial2.inp
LinkPrg: lfluka
F77bound: True
F77dline: False
FlukaVar: FLUPRO
# Run information
Run: <default>
Prev: 0
Last: 5
Status: 0
Pid: 0
StartRun: 0
EndRun
# Geometry plot "Plot #1"
Plot: tutorial2_plot01
Title: Plot #1
Format: .eps
Type: Geometry
Keys: 1
AutoAspect: 1
origin: 0 0 35
material.ALUMINUM: #AE2569
material.CALCIUM: #B32508
vectscale: 0.1
material.NICKEL: #DF42E7
basisu: 0 0 1
basisv: 1 0 0
material.ARGON: #6C4F52
material.MERCURY: #BD82C1
material.NITROGEN: #672E8D
material.LEAD: #780278
material.SILVER: #7C8625
boundaries: 0
material.BERYLLIU: #B97509
material.SILICON: #8E6D88
material.TITANIUM: #ADE9F6
extends: 40 1
material.IRON: #80BEFC
material.TIN: #DDF0B0
nu: 200
nv: 200
labels: 1
material.TANTALUM: #37DAF5
material.CHROMIUM: #F30714
material.MAGNESIU: #502FF0
material.Stainles: #AB69BC
material.SODIUM: #8A5E0F
coord: Z-X
subtype: Material
material.TUNGSTEN: #A9FF36
EndPlot
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TITLE
tutorial1
GLOBAL 1.0 1.0
DEFAULTS NEW-DEFA
BEAM -0.03 1.0PROTON
BEAMPOS 0.0 0.0 0.0
GEOBEGIN COMBNAME
0 0
* Black body
RPP blkbody -10.0 10.0 -10.0 10.0 -10.0 100.0
* Vacuum
RPP vacuum -9.0 9.0 -9.0 9.0 -9.0 90.0
* Target
RPP target -1.0 1.0 -1.0 1.0 0.0 0.02
* aluminium
RPP alumim -5.0 5.0 -5.0 5.0 20.0 25.0
* Stainless Steel
RPP SS -5.0 5.0 -5.0 5.0 25.1 30.1
END
* Black hole
BLKBODY 5 +blkbody -vacuum
* Void around
VOID 5 +vacuum -target -alumim -SS
* Target
TARGET 5 +target
* Aluminium
Alumini 5 +alumim
* SS
SS 5 +SS
END
GEOEND
* ..+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7..
ASSIGNMA BLCKHOLE BLKBODY
ASSIGNMA VACUUM VOID
ASSIGNMA Stainles TARGET
* Comment
ASSIGNMA ALUMINUM Alumini
* Comment
ASSIGNMA Stainles SS
MATERIAL 24.0 51.9961 7.18 CHROMIUM
* Stainless-Steel (typical)
* Stainless-Steel is produced with Cr content ranging from
* 4 - 19 Atomic Percent, and with C content from 0 - 4 percent.
MATERIAL 8.0 Stainles
COMPOUND 8.0 CHROMIUM 74.0 IRON 18.0 NICKELStainles
* Dose
USRBIN 10.0 EM-ENRGY 5.0 5.0 30.1enedep
USRBIN -5.0 -5.0 25.1 20.0 20.0 20.0&
RANDOMIZ 1.0
START 100.0
STOP
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On Mar 3, 2008, at 10:45 AM, sujoy@veccal.ernet.in wrote:
Sir,
I have started using FLAIR recently. With the help of the FLAIR
manual I could plot geometry. But when I tried to make my own for
trial of a simple geometry, I could not plot the geometry. It shows
"Cannot Open xxx001_PLOTGEOM.STORE, Open to see errors". When I debug
geometry, I could not find any errors. The output of the FLAIR shows
error like "line 321:16576 Aborted ". I am attaching the files for
reference.
With Regard
S Chatterjee<tutorial1.flair><tutorial1.inp><sujoy.vcf>
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