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If there's a dump format that is the same for two or more fixes, and is only defined in the first one, this will cause problems, because for the moment the script looks for a fix and some commands associated with it until the next fix (or empty #OP, or end of the simulation).
The problem resides in the way the restart file is created. The search for the last operation will erase the previous.
Here, If the simulation stops at 1500 steps (only part of the second fix performed), the first fix will be ereased and with it the dump info. This can be solved for the moment undump-ing each time and repeating the format in each fix, i.e:
If there's a dump format that is the same for two or more fixes, and is only defined in the first one, this will cause problems, because for the moment the script looks for a fix and some commands associated with it until the next fix (or empty #OP, or end of the simulation).
The problem resides in the way the restart file is created. The search for the last operation will erase the previous.
Example:
Here, If the simulation stops at 1500 steps (only part of the second fix performed), the first fix will be ereased and with it the dump info. This can be solved for the moment undump-ing each time and repeating the format in each fix, i.e:
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