LAMMPS Workshop 2023 Day 1

[@osmanfb1]

Thanks for the uploads. Great service to Lammps community.

[@shakeelshakeel-ot8jb]

Fantastic work, thanks to all speaker, keep up the good work

[@onesun2]

Great! Thanks!

[@kaushikkunte8049]

plot.py command not working on lammps terminal on windows ,what to do?

[@kadenshaw7507]

I am getting the same error, it says it can't run the command start plot.png. For the moment I am just going to visualize by coding directly in python. but if anybody knows how to fix this error it would be greatly appreciated.

[@sarashahbazifashtali]

perfect! does anyone knows howe we can access to the pdf files?

[@shakeelshakeel-ot8jb]

Can someone tell me how to develop new potential for a material which don't have the potential in the database?

[@jiayou5731]

Thanks! Is the Slack space still active and available?

[@templelammps]

No. It will be dormant until the next workshop.

[@vladgladkikh]

Video starts at 18:42

[@sarashahbazifashtali]

does anyone know how we can donwload the pdf files?

[@jasonbestboy1667]

Sir can i Build molecular model in material studio and convert it to xyz file and use it in lammps for further analysis? Will x y z coordinates file be correct which is made in material studio?

[@englishforfunandcompetitio248]

What the hell? No lecture till 13th minute. Why didn't you just upload the real lecture?

[@templelammps]

This is not an upload but a recording of the live stream from a Zoom webinar on KZbin made by KZbin. The individual lectures will shop up eventually on www.lammps.org/workshops/Aug23/ but editing all those presentation videos takes time and since this needs to be done in free time.

[@runner123ification]

So skip ahead 13 minutes. Why so rude?

[@setyantotriwahyudi4322]

Start learn how to thanks to other.

[@jaber_adam]

The Python files used in 49:00 are not available, the log2txt.py and plot.py. Can you share them?

[@emirbfitness]

I dont think we have them its over

[@jaber_adam]

I received the following error: 'log2txt.py' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I am using windows.