Particle properties visualization

Quote from Elsaid Mohamed on December 4, 2021, 2:10 pmHello,
I have a box containing two types of spheres (not overlapping). I did achieve some of the desired properties and introduced them to the XYZ file using "JMOL" when I open the XYZ file by ovito, I can't find the changes I did.
I want to be able to increase the box length and see the particles by making sure that there is no overlapping.
Is that possible? I attached the XYZ file.
/Elsaid
Hello,
I have a box containing two types of spheres (not overlapping). I did achieve some of the desired properties and introduced them to the XYZ file using "JMOL" when I open the XYZ file by ovito, I can't find the changes I did.
I want to be able to increase the box length and see the particles by making sure that there is no overlapping.
Is that possible? I attached the XYZ file.
/Elsaid
Uploaded files:
Quote from Constanze Kalcher on December 6, 2021, 5:03 pmHello,
In general you can use an AffineTransformationModifier (see linked manual entry) to modify the cell parameters.
However, in order to analyze if there are overlapping particles I would recommend to use an instance of the Compute Property modifier to find and select all particles that have neighbors within a very small cutoff radius range (as shown in the example screenshot).
-Constanze
Hello,
In general you can use an AffineTransformationModifier (see linked manual entry) to modify the cell parameters.
However, in order to analyze if there are overlapping particles I would recommend to use an instance of the Compute Property modifier to find and select all particles that have neighbors within a very small cutoff radius range (as shown in the example screenshot).
-Constanze
Uploaded files:
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