Thanks for your reply. When I enter vtkpython euler_angles_anim.py the
animation comes up but the 3 vectors just each rotate fast around one axis.
The sample axes don't end up rotating to the crystal axes as it does when I
run the program from the documentation website. The z and x-axes rotate
back to their original positions and y rotates to the negative direction.
Do you know why? I cannot figure out where the problem is looking at the
code. The attached image shows the final configuration. Below is the
terminal output -
I am running Ubuntu 20 and Anaconda3 on a Asus laptop.
Hi donwerder, sorry I did not see your issue sooner. if you run anaconda3
it should all be fine. first try to lunch an ipython shell to verify that
vtk is install (tifffile is included as an external tool in pymicro):
import vtk
if this works then you just have to add pymicro to your python path. This
is a standard practice (using for instance the PYTHONPATH environment
variable). Then verify that you can import pymicro:
from pymicro.crystal.lattice import Lattice
and you should be good to go.
Henry,
Thanks for your reply. When I enter vtkpython euler_angles_anim.py the animation comes up but the 3 vectors just each rotate fast around one axis. The sample axes don't end up rotating to the crystal axes as it does when I run the program from the documentation website. The z and x-axes rotate back to their original positions and y rotates to the negative direction. Do you know why? I cannot figure out where the problem is looking at the code. The attached image shows the final configuration. Below is the terminal output -
I am running Ubuntu 20 and Anaconda3 on a Asus laptop.
Thanks,
Don
after phi1, X axis is [-0.79652992 0.60459911 0. ] after phi1 and Phi, Z axis is [0.32038872 0.42209655 0.8480481 ] t=31, computed the_phi1 = 3.6 t=32, computed the_phi1 = 7.1 t=33, computed the_phi1 = 10.7 t=34, computed the_phi1 = 14.3 t=35, computed the_phi1 = 17.9 t=36, computed the_phi1 = 21.4 t=37, computed the_phi1 = 25.0 t=38, computed the_phi1 = 28.6 t=39, computed the_phi1 = 32.1 t=40, computed the_phi1 = 35.7 t=41, computed the_phi1 = 39.3 t=42, computed the_phi1 = 42.8 t=43, computed the_phi1 = 46.4 t=44, computed the_phi1 = 50.0 t=45, computed the_phi1 = 53.6 t=46, computed the_phi1 = 57.1 t=47, computed the_phi1 = 60.7 t=48, computed the_phi1 = 64.3 t=49, computed the_phi1 = 67.8 t=50, computed the_phi1 = 71.4 t=51, computed the_phi1 = 75.0 t=52, computed the_phi1 = 78.5 t=53, computed the_phi1 = 82.1 t=54, computed the_phi1 = 85.7 t=55, computed the_phi1 = 89.2 t=56, computed the_phi1 = 92.8 t=57, computed the_phi1 = 96.4 t=58, computed the_phi1 = 100.0 t=59, computed the_phi1 = 103.5 t=60, computed the_phi1 = 107.1 t=61, computed the_phi1 = 110.7 t=62, computed the_phi1 = 114.2 t=63, computed the_phi1 = 117.8 t=64, computed the_phi1 = 121.4 t=65, computed the_phi1 = 125.0 t=66, computed the_phi1 = 128.5 t=67, computed the_phi1 = 132.1 t=68, computed the_phi1 = 135.7 t=69, computed the_phi1 = 139.2 t=70, computed the_phi1 = 142.8 end of animation loop, exiting...
On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 10:03 AM Henry Proudhon notifications@github.com wrote:
Originally posted by @donwerder in https://github.com/heprom/pymicro/issues/3#issuecomment-628689831