Here is a collection of tools in context of FLUKA input and output. This space is open for similar
software tools - please feel free to contact the FLUKA team to suggest and/or participate in additional
projects to develop tools. User input/feedback is very much encouraged.
SimpleGeo
SimpleGeo is a new project to provide a graphical tool in order to compose/manipulate FLUKA geometry
input (including the material aspect) and perform 3D visualization.
FLAIR
An advanced user interface for FLUKA to facilitate the editing of input
files, building the executable, execution of the code,
visualization of the output files, merging of the data files and generation of
high quality graphs using gnuplot as well
as photorealistic 3D plots of the geometry with data superimposed with PovRay. A cross platform application based
entirely on python and Tkinter.
FLUKACAD/PIPSICAD
These programs provide an interface between FLUKA and AutoCAD, permitting to visualize FLUKA geometries
(FLUKACAD) and simulated particle tracks (PIPSICAD) in three dimensions in AutoCAD.
flukaGUI (updated mar'08)
FLUKA backend Graphical User Interface to inspect/manipulate standard FLUKA output files.
The project is developed within the root framework. Currently only USRBIN output is supported.
In addition the implemented geometry can be visualized in a user friendly way following the
traditional FLUKA concept of 2D cut planes.
flukatools
A collection of BRexx scripts to facilitate editing of fluka input files as plotting the geometry and USRBIN results. The scripts are able to convert the fluka files to various formats like: MCNP(X), Povray, DXF, and between all possible formats that fluka accepts
fixed, double precision, free format, with names or numbers. Note: These utilities are substituted by the flair project.
TVF NMCRC
TVF NMCRC is user interface for writing and executing FLUKA input files under development.
TVF (Testing & verification for FLUKA) - features a graphical interface for easy working in the
FLUKA environment. It can be of help especially for new users in order to build the FLUKA input
fies. By using it, you do not need to check how to write, how many "WHAT" you have to use, how many
spaces you keep, what are the physical constants and other related questions.
Authors: Sergei Homchenko, Maxim Shifrin and Dr. Shlomo Mark from
NMCRC (Negev Monte Carlo Research Center, Israel)